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For the past few years, a campaign has been building to change how Michigan handles 17-year-olds who commit crimes.As it stands now, those 17-year-olds…
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The U.S. Department of Education recently released its annual Civil Rights Data Collection. And for the first time it includes information about the days…
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If you've ever filled out a job application, I'm sure you've come across the question asking whether you've ever been convicted of a criminal offense.For…
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Michigan has more reasons now than ever before to consider juvenile justice reform. Something to add to the list: a report released this week by the U.S.…
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If you're 17 and you commit a crime in Michigan, you are automatically sentenced as an adult. You can't even vote yet, and you're sentenced as an adult.…
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By now, many of you know about the tragic story out of the Bronx this weekend. Kalief Browder was sent to Rikers Island in 2010 when he was 16 years old.…
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Many colleges are making more of an effort to support students who come from foster care. But Professor Angelique Day says that’s way too late for most…
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Michigan has been scolding "you're going to pay for that!" to young offenders across the state for close to two decades. This punishment comes in forms…
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As we were prepping for our special on juvenile justice, we had a chat with one of our guests, Scott Leroy from Ingham County's juvenile justice programs.…
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Today we brought you a special, hour-long call-in show on Michigan’s juvenile justice system.Host Jennifer White was joined by guests Frank Vandervort…