Reform Juvenile Justice Now: A Judge’s Timely Advice for Drastic System Change
by Steven C. Teske
Price: $4.99 USD. 29200 words.
Published by Center for Sustainable Journalism on February 22, 2012. .
Judge Steven Teske, a juvenile court judge and national thought leader on juvenile justice reform,lays out an impressive plan for change, including (1) Developing Alternatives to Incarceration (2) Ending Zero Tolerance in Schools (3) Being Smart about Bullying (4) Ending the Jailing of Kids Who Make Us Mad (5)Taking a Stand Against the Politics of Fear and (6) Demanding Parental Involvement.
Location: United States
Member Since: Feb. 01, 2012
Center for Sustainable Journalism
Publisher info
The Center for Sustainable Journalism at Kennesaw State University, outside of Atlanta aims to provide high quality, ethically sound journalism in niche areas no longer covered well by mainstream media. The Juvenile Justice Information Exchange, JJIE.org, is our primary trial experiment. Well known authors like Judge Steven C. Teske write for us regularly.
Where to find Center for Sustainable Journalism online
Website: http://sustainablejournalism.org/
Twitter: jjiega
Blog: http://jjie.org/
Twitter: jjiega
- A day in youth court. The wheels of justice seem stuck in one NYC courtroom. http://t.co/Tu0isvjTrv
- Putting the data together in Montbello, CO to stop youth violence. http://t.co/OG2w7GFSgq
- "due to underreporting by youth...we need more research to know more about this problem.” @justiceforyouth http://t.co/HMZkwga7ZG
- advocates are disputing statistics released today on victimization of juveniles in adult prisons: http://t.co/HMZkwga7ZG via @jjiega
- At OJJDP Experts Address Best Ways To Tackle Issue of Underage Drinking http://t.co/43JlKIA4Vz via @jjiega
Blog: http://jjie.org/