Raising the Bar on Juvenile Reentry
“A panel of young people with lived experience discussed their experiences and how juvenile justice agencies could have better helped them with reentry.”
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“A panel of young people with lived experience discussed their experiences and how juvenile justice agencies could have better helped them with reentry.”
“FAMM, also known as Families Against Mandatory Minimums, sent a letter Tuesday to Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco pushing for the Justice Department to file motions for compassionate release for those who have been victimized at the prison.”
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