African-American Youth in The Juvenile Justice System

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Advocacy Foundation Publishers <strong>The</strong> e-Advocate Quarterly Page 92 of 114
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eceive the death penalty. Early deb
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According to the Office of Juvenile
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Proposed Reforms Many scholars stre
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Boston, youth court is available to
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Types of Incarceration Some inmates
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targeted media campaign to shift pu
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Promoting Alternatives: The JDAI Mo
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Both selective inattention (ignorin
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FIGURE 6-1 Involvement of juveniles
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comparable across states, and analy
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assault (51 percent for NCVS and 57
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lack youth. The next section examin
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