The ABA’s Approach to Juvenile Justice Reform: Education, Eviction, and Employment

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The ABA’s Approach to Juvenile Justice Reform: Education, Eviction, and Employment

Article describing the collateral consequences to education, public housing and employment for adjudicated youth.

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collateral consequences, juvenile delinquent, juvenile justice, special education

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Duke Forum for Law & Social Change

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Christopher Gowen, Lisa Thurau, and Meghan Wood

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