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With youth arrests down, it’s a great time to reform juvenile justice, advocates say

Walter Harris, a member of the Elsinore Bennu Think Tank for Restorative Justice, is silhouetted as he listens during the Voices for Juvenile Justice...

Shuman reopening continues two-century child incarceration debate in Allegheny County

(Photos via Wikimedia Commons. Photo illustration by Natasha Vicens/PublicSource) Since Dorothea Dix declared the county’s approach to detaining kids to be perfectly flawed in 1845,...

A jail stay as a teen led me to advocacy, but incarceration leads many to ruin

Muhammad Ali Nasir, also known by his emcee name MAN-E, the advocacy, policy and civic engagement coordinator for 1Hood and founder of Community Care...

Certain states, including Arizona, have begun scrapping court costs and fees for people unable to pay

Several U.S. states are eliminating criminal fines and fees for people who can’t afford them. Getty Images   – two experts on legal punishments explain why by...

Philadelphia reduces school-based arrests by 91% since 2013

A change in policy means more Philly students are staying in school and out of the legal system. AP Photo/Matt Rourke  – researchers explain the effects...

Inside Allegheny County’s $73 million contract for a private juvenile detention operator

Allegheny County’s Shuman Juvenile Detention Center sits shuttered on Thursday, Sept. 21, 2023, in Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar. The county announced mid-September that it would hire private...

Shuman Center will reopen: Some welcome the news; others, not so

PITTSBURGH MAYOR ED GAINEY IS IN FAVOR OF THE REOPENING OF SHUMAN JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER, BUT HE DOES NOT WANT OFFENDERS TO END UP...

The criminalization of Black girls in Allegheny County is real

KATHI ELLIOTT, DNP Report says Black girls 10 times more likely than white girls to be referred to juvenile justice by Rob Taylor Jr. Courier Staff Writer In Allegheny...

Child Watch…Time for justice for children in New York

Under New York’s juvenile justice system a child as young as 7 can be arrested for a crime, and a 16-year-old is automatically charged...

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