Shereen White, J.D. is the director of advocacy and policy at Children’s Rights.
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"They were having fun in the beginning, but you know kids ... they started drinking ... "
Reversing America’s continuing overreliance on incarceration will require two sets of complementary reforms.
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“Nothing good really comes about after midnight," said Blakely, Georgia, Police Chief Will Caudill.
"I was condemned to prison to die in a cage at 17 years old."
At least 32,359 individuals are in U.S. prisons because of crimes committed as children.
People ages 18-25 are over-represented at every stage of the criminal legal system.
“I’ve gone from scared and terrified, to kinda just really pissed off," Smith said.
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Incarcerated Native American youth are exploring tribal history, culture and identity through ritual.
“Solitary confinement tried to break my soul," said Vidal Guzman Jr.
In Brazil, there appears to be broad support for holding social media platforms accountable.
The emotional late-night hearing underlined the sustained anger by some Uvalde families.
Most of the victims were boys, who, as a group, outnumber incarcerated girls.
Girls accounted for 31% of arrested youth in 2019, up from 18% in 1990.
The lawsuit alleges gross negligence for ignoring multiple warnings leading up to the shooting.