Moms pushed to ban juvenile sex offenders from schools
The two little girls holding hands on the back of this shirt were brought together for an unfortunate reason. But their moms ...
King County prosecutor calls for earlier intervention to curb surge in juvenile gun crimes
KOMO News reached out to the King County Public Defenders about the unlawful firearm possession measure. Matt Sanders, ...
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Juvenile offender in Kasoa ritual murder jailed to 12 months
A 15-year-old juvenile offender who was convicted by an Accra High Court for his role in the murder of 10-year-old Ishmael ...
‘I lived it’: Felon uses experiences to teach Cheatham County juvenile offenders
Instead of probation or longer sentences, one middle Tennessee county says it’s using a one hour long program to potentially ...
Who is the Baltimore judge whose ruling allows a juvenile rapist to return to school?
Who is Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Charles Blomquist? He’s relatively new to the bench. But in just a few years, some ...
Juvenile crime: Are we focused on the wrong statistics?
What works and what doesn’t work when it comes to dealing with juvenile offenders? Arrest records don’t tell the full story.
Maryland courts decline comment after ruling allows juvenile rapist to attend school
A Maryland lawmaker says Annapolis must take action after a Baltimore City judge ended probation for a juvenile rapist, ...
Nebraska lawmakers look at lowering minimum age to charge violent juvenile offenders as an adult
State Sen. John Cavanaugh said the current law's response to some of the state's most violent juveniles "isn't working." ...
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Blended sentencing is not an adult punishment. It’s a third way for juveniles. | Opinion
A new law, which took effect Jan. 1, offers hope for serious juvenile offenders in Tennessee while at the same time holding them more accountable. Up until now, juvenile court jurisdiction over a ...
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Moms pushed to ban juvenile sex offenders from schools, will continue fighting for change
After two Maryland moms helped pass a new law last year to protect students from attending schools with convicted sex offenders, they feel like they've taken one step forward and two steps back.