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Governor Newsom’s juvenile justice experiment is failing by design (opens the original)
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Close the youth prisons first. Invent the replacement later. That was California’s plan. To understand how we got here, step back. From 2000 to 2019, California’s juvenile justice system made historic gains. With state support during that time, county probation departments cut juvenile arrests by 73 percent and kept more than 90 percent of youth who committed crimes in the community instead of locked facilities. That record reversed a trajectory toward more incarceration, more victims and more y
Governor Newsom’s juvenile justice experiment is failing by design (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Close the youth prisons first. Invent the replacement later. That was California’s plan. To understand how we got here, step back. From 2000 to 2019, California’s juvenile justice system made historic gains. With state support during that time, county probation departments cut juvenile arrests by 73 percent and kept more than 90 percent of youth who committed crimes in the community instead of locked facilities. That record reversed a trajectory toward more incarceration, more victims and more y
Governor Newsom’s juvenile justice experiment is failing by design (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Close the youth prisons first. Invent the replacement later. That was California’s plan. To understand how we got here, step back. From 2000 to 2019, California’s juvenile justice system made historic gains. With state support during that time, county probation departments cut juvenile arrests by 73 percent and kept more than 90 percent of youth who committed crimes in the community instead of locked facilities. That record reversed a trajectory toward more incarceration, more victims and more y
Governor Newsom’s juvenile justice experiment is failing by design (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Close the youth prisons first. Invent the replacement later. That was California’s plan. To understand how we got here, step back. From 2000 to 2019, California’s juvenile justice system made historic gains. With state support during that time, county probation departments cut juvenile arrests by 73 percent and kept more than 90 percent of youth who committed crimes in the community instead of locked facilities. That record reversed a trajectory toward more incarceration, more victims and more y
Governor Newsom’s juvenile justice experiment is failing by design (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Close the youth prisons first. Invent the replacement later. That was California’s plan. To understand how we got here, step back. From 2000 to 2019, California’s juvenile justice system made historic gains. With state support during that time, county probation departments cut juvenile arrests by 73 percent and kept more than 90 percent of youth who committed crimes in the community instead of locked facilities. That record reversed a trajectory toward more incarceration, more victims and more y
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