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Juvenile Justice: Lessons for a New Era

Published May 2, 2012, Mark Soler

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Executive Director Mark Soler and Deputy Director Dana Shoenberg have published an article that outlines how new research and experience should guide juvenile justice policy and practice reforms in several areas. Marc Schindler, Interim Director of the Washington, DC, Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services, co-authored the piece, which appears in Volume 16 of the Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law and Policy.

Reform areas: Racial-ethnic fairness/DMC

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Tags: Annual Conference 2014, Evidence-Based Practices, National, Report

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