Youth Today’s ongoing coverage of questionable grant making by the U.S. Office of Juvenile Detention and Delinquency Prevention. Join the Discussion about OJJDP Bill...
Yet another congressional committee is demanding answers and changes regarding how the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) awards grants....
A U.S. Senate committee today joined the investigation into whether the federal juvenile justice office awarded competitive grants based on political favoritism...
Medicaid rules that would slash funds spent on youth in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems have been delayed because of...
By Grace Lavigne A congressional bill that began as an attempt to regulate privately run residential programs for troubled adolescents has expanded...
A federal juvenile justice official who was fired on June 24 had helped selected organizations apply for Justice Department grants past the...
A Senate bill introduced in late June offers no promises, but could dramatically increase funding for juvenile justice and allow more of...
As part of Youth Today‘s ongoing coverage of grant-making abnormalities at the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), associate editor...
J. Robert Flores calmly sat before a congressional committee yesterday and steadfastly defended himself against accusations from his own staff that he...
The head of the nation’s juvenile justice office and his chief of staff helped favored organizations win competitive grants, pressured staffers to...
The U.S. Justice Department is investigating whether the administrator of its juvenile justice office used government funds to take trips that were...
When it comes time to decide who gets millions of dollars in grants, the head of the federal juvenile justice agency doesn’t...
Mentaberry: “We disagreed with the government.” When staffers at the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges filled out timesheets to...
A federal judge has let officials at Chicago’s juvenile detention center ignore part of a union contract in order to help them...
Free Minds draws in youth convicted as adults (like Delonte, above) with book discussions and writing exercises … Washington, D.C.(202) 468-4809http://www.freemindsbookclub.org Objective:...
Residential CARETodd StrasserSimon & Schuster238 pages. $15.99. Talk about fiction ripped from the news pages: Fifteen-year-old Garrett can’t believe that his parents...
As president of the National Juvenile Court Services Association, I am concerned by recent press reports regarding the operations of the National...
A former assistant attorney general says the head of the nation’s juvenile justice agency misled her into approving millions of dollars in...
Ohio plans to pour an extra $20 million to $30 million into its juvenile detention system to relieve overcrowding, improve care and...
As expected, President Bush last month signed into law the Second Chance Act, which authorizes $360 million for juvenile and adult offender...