Not surprisingly the answer is no. Here is the ABA article. Here is a link to the Grisso study published […]
Not surprisingly the answer is no. Here is the ABA article. Here is a link to the Grisso study published […]
On May 24, 2016, at the John Adams Courthouse, CPCS honored exemplary attorneys – both public and private – social […]
When Stateline reporter Rebecca Beitisch interviewed lawyers around the country about juvenile defense standards juvenile justice advocates and defenders pointed […]
Trial Court Establishes Best Practice Principles in Criminal Sentencing* BOSTON, MA — The Massachusetts Trial Court today announced that […]
From the Center for Law, Brain and Behavior @ MGH: An increasing number of children are at risk for exposure […]
The following is an open reply to the Massachusetts Trial Court’s call for comments regarding its Proposed Uniform Rules on […]
“Girls in the criminal justice system report far higher rates of in-home sexual abuse and are detained for minor offenses […]
This article is a good compilation of the studies out there that with most kids less (probation supervision/conditions) is more. […]
Check out the website that Harvard’s Kennedy School put together about this emerging practice area. What is Young Adult Justice?*
Although the American tradition of providing a zealous defense, even for unpopular defendants, goes back to John Adams, it was […]
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