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In evocatively describing the realities of the juvenile court world prior to the 1967 In re Gault decision, which created the right to counsel in bench trials for indigent youth, [...]

The Supreme Court has established what the founders of the juvenile court system intuited at the dawn of the 20th century--from a constitutional perspective, children are not little adults. Relying [...]

The school-to-prison pipeline (STPP) has been described as a series of practices and policies that funnel children and adolescents from public schools into our juvenile and criminal systems. Despite jurisprudence [...]

We now know, as the founders of the juvenile court system intuited at the dawn of the twentieth century, that children are not little adults. Relying in large part on [...]