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Author: Moll, Jeanette

Title: Reforming Juvenile Detention in Texas

Summary: Given its costs and ill effects for juveniles and families, juvenile detention should only be ordered when a youth represents a risk to the public safety. Both re-offense rates and the number of youth failing to appear have decreased in jurisdictions reducing their detention populations. Risk assessments, deferred prosecution programs, evening reporting, and specialized dockets all provide avenues for more effective juvenile rehabilitation without relying on detention.

Details: Austin, TX: Texas Public Policy Foundation Policy Perspective, 2012. 12p.

Source: PP14-2012: Internet Resource: Accessed September 16, 2012 at http://www.texaspolicy.com/center/effective-justice/reports/reforming-juvenile-detention-texas

Year: 2012

Country: United States

URL: http://www.texaspolicy.com/center/effective-justice/reports/reforming-juvenile-detention-texas

Shelf Number: 126352

Keywords:
Corrections Reform (Texas)
Criminal Justice Reform (Texas)
Juvenile Detention (Texas)
Juvenile Offenders
Juvenile Rehabilitation