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Pennsylvania Juvenile Collateral Consequences Checklist (Spanish)

Published Dec 15, 2015, Pennsylvania DMC Youth-Law Enforcement Corporation

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This Checklist was developed with assistance from the MacArthur Foundation Juvenile Indigent Defense Action Network to help to explain many of the consequences of being arrested as a juvenile in Pennsylvania. The Checklist is a resource for attorneys, child advocates, judges, and communities about the impact of contact with the juvenile justice system. With the help of partner organizations, the Checklist was translated into Spanish.

Categories: Annual conference, Initiative materials, Juvenile indigent defense, Racial-ethnic fairness/DMC

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Uploaded Dec 15, 2015

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