What would it look like if Tennessee’s juvenile justice system prioritized strengthening families, connecting youth to their home communities, and […]
What would it look like if Tennessee’s juvenile justice system prioritized strengthening families, connecting youth to their home communities, and
Youth Law Center’s TAY Practice Exchange is a free practice support network for civil legal advocates across California that convenes
Blog, by Youth Law Center Staff Attorney Sue Burrell, for the Huffington Post, on the sentencing of a teen who
Prison for Teen Who Lit “Agender” Youth’s Skirt on Fire Thwarts Healing View More
YLC staff attorney Sue Burrell, wrote an op ed piece for the CT Mirror, Incarcerating Disturbed Youth is a Flawed
Op-Ed: Incarcerating Disturbed Youth Is a Flawed Response View More
Article about why it is critical that the Prevention and Early Intervention (PEI) Guidelines be written flexibly enough to permit
Youth of Color and MHSA Prevention and Early Intervention View More
Hidden Injustice: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth in Juvenile Courts is the first comprehensive report to examine the experiences
Hidden Injustice: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth in Juvenile Courts View More
S.H. v. Reed is a federal civil rights class action on behalf of all juveniles in the custody or under
S.H. v. Reed Stipulation, Injunction and Order re Use of Force View More
S.H. v. Reed is a federal civil rights class action on behalf of all juveniles in the custody or under
S.H. v. Reed Temporary Restraining Order View More
S.H. v. Reed is a federal civil rights class action on behalf of all juveniles in the custody or under
S.H. v. Reed Stipulation for Injunctive Relief View More
S.H. v. Reed is a federal civil rights class action on behalf of all juveniles in the custody or under
S.H. v. Reed Second Amended Complaint View More
This study analyzed data from state criminal justice agencies in Illinois and national corrections databases. It concludes that Illinois’ practice
