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The state shifted to virtual learning in juvenile detention, but students find the coursework difficult to understand. Their struggles often lead to behavioral issues, extending their time in detention.
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A computer system serving as a backbone of the Department of Juvenile Justice was hacked in March, and many contractors providing services to at-risk and troubled youths remain unable to access the network.
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The retirements of the leaders of the Department of Corrections and the Department of Elder Affairs had not been previously announced.
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Despite more than doubling in population, Florida had the fewest number of juvenile arrests last fiscal year since it began keeping statistics 42 years…
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Florida is one of only three states that allows prosecutors to have the only say if a juvenile suspect is tried as an adult.The American Civil Liberties…
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In the coming weeks, the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice will be putting the finishing touches on a newly created office where juveniles and...
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A pilot project to improve Florida’s juvenile justice system is now running statewide.
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Legislation approved Thursday by the House Judiciary Committee would help juveniles expunge their arrest records after they complete diversion programs...
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After years of controversy, the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice is ending its relationship with Youth Services International, a for-profit firm...
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Several bills aimed at reforming Florida’s juvenile justice system cleared another hurdle in the House Monday.
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The newly appointed head of Florida’s juvenile justice system breezed through her recent initial confirmation hearing in the Senate.
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The long-term cost of incarcerating the nation's youth is $8 to $21 billion, according to a report out Tuesday. The Justice Policy Institute’s “Sticker...