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Mapping racial/ethnic disparities in youth psychiatric emergencies and associations with neighborhood racial composition, child opportunity, and inequality
Keywords
Psychiatric emergencies;
Racial/ethnic disparities;
Mobile crisis response;
Neighborhood opportunity;
Opportunity inequality
The Restatement of Law on Juveniles' Adjudicative Competence and Rights in Interrogation
Keywords
Juvenile Law;
Due Process;
Interrogation;
Juvenile Justice System
The Hollow Canon of Transnational Constitutional Engagement
Keywords
Foreign Law;
Constitutional Interpretation;
Transnational Law;
Judicial Decisions
Life after life: Recidivism among individuals formerly sentenced to mandatory juvenile life without parole
Keywords
Adolescence;
Culpability;
Development;
Juveniles;
Legal policy;
Juvenile life without parole
A comparative network analysis of the criminogenic needs of male emerging adult first-time offenders, repeated offenders, and university students
Keywords
Criminal behaviors;
Reconviction;
Criminogenic needs;
Incarcerated emerging adults;
Network analysis
Adverse Impacts of Mental Health Needs Assessment on Jail Outcomes: Evidence from Transition Age Youth and Adults
Keywords
Mental Health Needs Scores;
Youth Outcomes;
Recidivism;
Jail Mental Health;
Transition age youth
Analysis of Substance Use and Mental Disorder Diagnoses in Adolescents with a History of Delinquency: A Cross-sectional Study
Keywords
Delinquent Adolescents;
Substance Use;
Mental Disorders;
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Neuroscientific Paradigms and their Implications for Jurisprudential Practice: A Comparative Analysis
Keywords
Neurolaw;
Neuroscience;
Legal Theory;
Ethical Implications
Fourteen to life: Giving constitutional effect to the age-based presumption of diminished moral blameworthiness by respecting Parliament’s two-pronged test for adult sentence applications pursuant to section 72 of the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
Keywords
Youth Criminal Justice;
Adult Sentencing;
Legal Theory;
Diminished Moral Blameworthiness
Perceptions of Interrogation Tactics in Juvenile False Confessions
Keywords
False confession;
Juvenile;
Interrogation;
Vulnerability factors
A White Paper on Cognitive Decline and Financial Exploitation of Older Adults ARTICLE
Aligning Justice System Processing with Developmental Science
Keywords
emerging adulthood;
human and social costs of incarceration
Adolescents Engage in More Risky Decision Making
Keywords
neuroscience;
adolescence;
neurobiological maturity;
self-control;
social influence
Amending New Jersey’s Expungement Law to Reflect the Historical Treatment of Juveniles: Juveniles Deserve a Second Chance
Keywords
juvenile delinquency;
rehabilitation;
human and social costs of incarceration;
expungement;
juvenile expungement;
New Jersey expungement statute
Disparities in sentencing: Creating a “Benchcard” on brain development to incorporate neuroscience research
Keywords
Industrial Prison Complex;
IPC;
Mass incarceration;
disparate impact;
juvenile life without parole;
JLWOP;
brain development research;
sentencing guidelines
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