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Juvenile Law

Age of Majority and Youth Rights

Comparing Juvenile and Adult Court

Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Juvenile Law

Delinquency and Juvenile Crime Types

Education and Juvenile Justice

Historical Juvenile Law Cases

Impact of Social Media on Juvenile Delinquency

International Juvenile Justice Standards

Juvenile Justice System Basics

Juvenile Crime Prevention Programs

Juvenile Law Policy Makers

Juvenile Law Vocabulary

Juvenile Sentencing Guidelines

Juvenile Gang Involvement Laws

Juvenile Probation and Parole

Juvenile Defense Strategies

Juvenile Law and the Media

Juvenile Law Enforcement Interactions

Juvenile Court Proceedings

Juvenile Custody and Detention

Juvenile Diversion Programs

Juvenile Offenders and Victim’s Rights

Mental Health in Juvenile Law

Parental Liability in Juvenile Law

The Role of Juvenile Lawyers and Advocates

Rehabilitation in Juvenile Law

Restorative Justice in Juvenile Cases

Sealing Juvenile Records

Rights of Juveniles Under Law

Substance Use and Juvenile Law

Status Offenses in Juvenile Law

Juvenile Law Policy Makers

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Juvenile and Family Court Judges

Make determinations in juvenile delinquency cases and oversee the treatment of youth within the system.

Juvenile Defense Attorneys

Represent juveniles in court, ensuring their rights are protected and advocating for their interests.

Juvenile Court Administrators

Oversee the operations of juvenile courts, including case management and the implementation of court policies.

U.S. Congress

Creates and amends federal laws affecting juveniles, including the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (JJDPA).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)

Supports local and state efforts to prevent delinquency and improve the juvenile justice system through grants and research.

State Legislatures

Craft state-specific juvenile laws, and fund local juvenile justice initiatives and programs.

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