The Juvenile Restoration Act Year One — October 1, 2021 to September 30, 2022
Keywords Juvenile Restoration Act; sentence reduction; young offenders; release; reentryThe second look movement: A review of the nation's sentence review laws
Keywords Mass incarceration; life sentences; mandatory minimums; deterrent effect on crime; ineffective parole system; judicial review; sentencing reconsideration; second look movement; Graham v. Florida; Miller v. Alabama; juvenile life without parole; JLWOPShrinking the Footprint of the Criminal Legal System Through Policies Informed by Psychology and Neuroscience
Keywords legal system (U.S.); criminal behavior; neuroscience; policy change; solitary confinement; legal definition of insanityThe Slow Drip of Decarceration: Reversing the Flood of Mass Incarceration and Its Racist Impact
Keywords racial disparities; mass incarceration; decarceration; rehabilitation; clemency; release; post-conviction reliefThe Case for Second Chances: A Pathway to Decarceration in Maine
Keywords mass incarceration; decarceration; parole; clemency; Maine Criminal CodeThe Life-Course of Juvenile Lifers: Understanding Maturation and Development as Miller and Its Progeny Guide Juvenile Life Sentence Release Decisions
Keywords Juvenile life without parole; prisoner maturation; reentry; life sentence; rehabilitation; second look sentencing.The Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study: Imaging Acquisition Across 21 Sites
Keywords Brain scans; Brain development; children; addiction; adolescence; development; impulsivity; memory; reward"Children Are Different" and Their Lawyers Should Be Too
Keywords In re Gault; right to counsel; ineffective counsel; reforms to right to counselAdvancing Racial Justice Through the Restatement of Children and the Law
Keywords Restatement of Children and the Law; racial bias; disparate treatment; juvenile justice system; adolescent development; racial justice; procedural protectionsState v. J.R.
Keywords search incident to arrest; juvenile offender; juvenile court; juvenile delinquency adjudicationAmicus Curiae Brief of the Students of Father Gabriel Richard High School, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Keywords Eighth Amendment; LWOP; life without parole; immaturity; characteristics of youth; capacity for change; decision-making; impulsivityWhat Goes Up but Never Comes Down? Juvenile Punitive Practice Within the United States
Keywords Youth; solitary confinement; neglect; education; counseling; prison conditions for youthThe end of “permanently incorrigible”: Putting Jones v. Mississippi into context
Keywords Jones v. Mississippi; life without parole; LWOP; juvenile sentencing; developmental psychology; rehabilitation; permanent incorrigibilityMerit Brief of Amici Curiae American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio Foundation, Inc., Juvenile Law Center, Montgomery County Public Defender, and Children's Law Center, Inc. et al. in Support of Appellant
Keywords delinquent; juveniles; rehabilitation; sex offenses; child-victim offenses; sentencing discretion; reduced culpability; lesser blameworthiness; brain development; adolescent behavior; Roper; juvenile sex offender; juvenile court discretion; child offendersBrief of Juvenile Law Center as Amicus Curiae on Behalf of Appellant, O.K.
Keywords child soldiers; international law; personal jurisdiction; juveniles; minors; adolescents; developmental differences; youth; soldier