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WEBUvalde city officials release records of Robb Elementary shooting that provide new details, reaffirm previous reporting By Lomi Kriel and Lexi Churchill, ProPublica and The Texas Tribune, and Zach Despart, Terri Langford and Kayla Guo, The Texas Tribune | August 13, 2024. Police video, audio, texts and emails released Saturday by Uvalde, Texas, city officials offer new details about the Robb ...
About JJIE - Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
WEBAbout JJIE. The Juvenile Justice Information Exchange is an established and respected independent, nonpartisan, internationally distributed digital media publication covering juvenile justice and related issues nationally.. In the past, traditional journalism organizations reported on juvenile justice issues. Today, due to shrinking resources, there are large gaps in that coverage.
The Juvenile Justice Resource Hub - Juvenile Justice Information ...
WEBThe Juvenile Justice Resource Hub is a comprehensive source of information on important juvenile justice issues and reform trends. In the topics linked below, you will find: • Reliable, accurate, curated information and analysis on juvenile justice issues. • Relevant research. • Best practice models. • Policy levers for reform. • Toolkits and action-oriented documents. …
Resources for Families - Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
WEBCounty by County Contact List More than 80,000 children enter the juvenile justice system in Georgia every year. Navigating the system can be challenging for families as resources vary from county to county. Each county has a specific process for juvenile arrests. If your child is arrested at school, the resource officer will usually call […]
Opinion: Teen-run courts dispense justice, launch legal careers
WEBMay 10, 2022 — For more than 40 years, teen courts across the 50 states have proven their success at letting high school students — serving as lawyers, jurors, bailiffs and judges — determine the real-life sentences of alleged juvenile offenders who are their peers. Such programs can double as a pre-law apprenticeships for high school students, while also aiming to divert juvenile offenders from ...
JJIE VW – Juvenile Justice Information Exchange's Virtual World ...
WEBNov 3, 2016 — Today, almost a year after we started this special JJIE Virtual World Journalism Project, we published the centerpiece of our student labors, the story and the machinima mini-documentary video: Christopher: A Child Abandoned, Deprived & Imprisoned.It was published on the Juvenile Justice Information Exchange (JJIE.org) and simultaneously by The Crime Report housed at the Center on Media, Crime ...
What's New on the Hub? - Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
WEBThe Juvenile Justice Resource Hub is a comprehensive source of information on cutting-edge juvenile justice issues and reform trends. You can find brief explanations and links for each JJIE Hub section on the JJIE Hub landing page. The Hub sections are updated regularly. On this page - What's New on the Hub? - you will find the most recent resources featured in all our Hub sections.
JJIE Hub: Evidence-based Practices - Juvenile Justice Information ...
WEBJJIE Hub: Evidence-based Practices. In recent years, scientists using advanced analytical tools have determined that there are many effective programs and policies that substantially reduce recidivism, refuting the erroneous assertions of earlier social scientists that “nothing works.” Since learning about “what works” is an ongoing process, interventions are ranked on a continuum ...
The JJIE Magazine - Juvenile Justice News — The Best of 2013
WEBJuvenile Justice Information Exchange Best of 2013 Digital Magazine Designer Eric Beatty Web Developer Rusty Clark Project Manager Noah Echols Editor
JJIE Hub: Reform Trends — Reentry - Juvenile Justice Information ...
WEBContents Click on a topic below or scroll down for more information: 1. Comprehensive Reentry/Aftercare Models 2. Using Reentry Thinking to Guide Placement Decisions 3. Addressing the Challenges of Re-entering Youth 4. Reducing the Collateral Consequences of a Delinquency Adjudication 5. Supervision that Supports Youth 6. Using Evidence-based Treatment Programs in Reentry 7.