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🤔 Did You Know? The Power of Rehabilitation in Juvenile Justice 🤔 When it comes to young offenders, the juvenile justice system takes a different approach. Rather than focusing solely on punishment, its primary aim is rehabilitation. ✨ A Second Chance: It recognizes that young individuals may make mistakes but have the potential to change and grow. Juvenile justice offers them a second chance to redirect their lives in a positive direction. 🌟 Education and Support: Instead of incarceration, rehabilitation often involves education, counseling, and support services tailored to address the root causes of their behavior. 🤝 Community Integration: Juvenile Justice strives to reintegrate young offenders back into their communities as responsible and law-abiding citizens, rather than isolating them. At The Dross Law Firm, we believe in the power of rehabilitation and the potential for transformation in every young life. Our lived experience in juvenile delinquency cases is accompanied by a commitment to helping young individuals find a brighter path forward. 💪💼 📩 inquiry@thedrosslawfirm.com 📞 (718) 540-5536 🌐 www.thedrosslawfirm.com Attorney advertising. #TheDrossLawFirm #NCYFamilyLaw #NewYorkLawFirm #JuvenileJustice #RehabilitationMatters #LegalSupport

🤔 Did You Know? The Power of Rehabilitation in Juvenile Justice 🤔 When it comes to young offenders, the juvenile justice system takes a different approach. Rather than focusing solely on punishment, its primary aim is rehabilitation. ✨ A Second Chance: It recognizes that young individuals may make mistakes but have the potential to change and grow. Juvenile justice offers them a second chance to redirect their lives in a positive direction. 🌟 Education and Support: Instead of incarceration, rehabilitation often involves education, counseling, and support services tailored to address the root causes of their behavior. 🤝 Community Integration: Juvenile Justice strives to reintegrate young offenders back into their communities as responsible and law-abiding citizens, rather than isolating them. At The Dross Law Firm, we believe in the power of rehabilitation and the potential for transformation in every young life. Our lived experience in juvenile delinquency cases is accompanied by a commitment to helping young individuals find a brighter path forward. 💪💼 📩 inquiry@thedrosslawfirm.com 📞 (718) 540-5536 🌐 www.thedrosslawfirm.com Attorney advertising. #TheDrossLawFirm #NCYFamilyLaw #NewYorkLawFirm #JuvenileJustice #RehabilitationMatters #LegalSupport

🚨 What if the justice system truly gave second chances? 🚨 Imagine a world where people who have served their time are met with opportunities for growth, instead of barriers that push them back into the system. This is the vision that drives Yusef Andre Wiley, a man who knows firsthand the challenges faced by those impacted by mass incarceration. From being incarcerated himself to becoming a powerful advocate for parole and probation reform, Yusef's story is a beacon of hope for individuals trapped in the cycle of injustice. His transformation speaks to the power of resilience and the importance of creating systems that empower success, not failure. Through his speaking engagements and advocacy work, he brings this message to life, inspiring change in the justice system. 🔗 Learn more about Andre’s journey and discover how you can support justice reform at www.ywspeaks.com. Together, we can push for a system that truly provides second chances. 💪🏽 . . . #andrewyusefwiley #secondchances #justicereform #probationreform #endmassincarceration #reformnow #socialjustice #changemakers #communityempowerment #breakthecycle #justiceforall

We appreciate the insights and voices of those working in criminal justice reform. We're incredibly grateful for the tremendous response to our survey on disability and the criminal legal system. We want to ensure every passionate advocate gets a chance to share their perspective with us. The survey closing date has been extended to this Friday, February 16. If you're dedicated to transforming the criminal legal system or know someone who is, now's the perfect time to share your insights with our Ending Incarceration program. Dive into the conversation and share your invaluable feedback at https://bit.ly/3UBX6o0. #ActivatingChange #CriminalJusticeReform #TransformativeJustice #Reentry #MassIncarceration #Justice #CriminalDefense

TITLE: No Matter How Loud I Shout: A Year in the Life of Juvenile Court AUTHOR: Edward Humes GENRE: Nonfiction FROM AMAZON: “This award-winning examination of the nation’s largest juvenile criminal justice system in Los Angeles by a Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist is “an important book with a message of great urgency, especially to all concerned with the future of America’s children” (Booklist). In an age when violence and crime by young people is again on the rise, No Matter How Loud I Shout offers a rare look inside the juvenile court system that deals with these children and the impact decisions made in the courts had on the rest of their lives. Granted unprecedented access to the Los Angeles Juvenile Court, including the judges, the probation officers, and the children themselves, Edward Humes creates an unforgettable portrait of a chaotic system that is neither saving our children in danger nor protecting us from adolescent violence. Yet he shows us there is also hope in the handful of courageous individuals working tirelessly to triumph over seemingly insurmountable odds. Weaving together a poignant, compelling narrative with razor-sharp investigative reporting, No Matter How Loud I Shout is a convincingly reported, profoundly disturbing discussion of the Los Angeles juvenile court’s failings, providing terrifying evidence of the system’s inability to slow juvenile crime or to make even a reasonable stab at rehabilitating troubled young offenders. Humes draws an alarming portrait of a judicial system in disarray.” If interested, you can order a copy of No Matter How Loud I Shout on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4dU7VbQ This book is part of the ongoing Connect Our Kids' Uncurated List of Foster Care Books series, where we bring awareness to books featuring foster care (and occasionally adoption or related topics). If you’ve read it, let us know in the comments below! Support our mission by clicking the link https://bit.ly/3D0Vmuk. #ConnectOurKidsUncuratedList #ConnectOurKidsFosterCareBooksAwareness #ConnectOurKidsRaisingVoices #FosterCare #EdwardHumes #NoMatterHowLoudIShout #Nonfiction #JuvenileJustice #LosAngeles #JudicialSystem #PulitzerPrize #CriminalJusticeBooks

I'm excited to share this news: A book, coming out July 9, from me, James Forman, Jr and Maria Hawilo: https://lnkd.in/dK5sujfR. The book is an edited anthology (filled with brilliance from many contributors) entitled Dismantling Mass Incarceration: A Handbook for Change. It tackles some of the central components of the criminal legal system (police, prosecutors, public defenders, judges, prisons, aftermath) and engages each in a chapter through original introductions, book & article excerpts, court opinions, twitter threads and more. The goal of the book is to dive into ongoing conversations about how to tackle each of those components –and hopefully to showcase entry points for learning & action.  I hope you'll come say hi if there's a book talk in your town (the website linked above has a regularly-updated list). And if you are interested in putting together a talk or event around the book, please let me know! Thanks - and looking forward to seeing many of you in the coming months!

To ensure clients are getting that support they need, Sacramento County Probation Department collaborates with other agencies and organizations to provide a full spectrum of services, including mental and physical health, housing, employment assistance, job training, education and more. Full story here: https://loom.ly/GaJWwzA Content created by N&R Publications for Sacramento County Probation Department. #AwarenessJournalism #SponsoredPost #Probation #Sacramento #AFreshStart

END, Incarceration of Black and Minority Youth: Locking up our adolescents does not lead to a safer and stronger community. When young people need support in their community, they will not find it behind locked doors. Seize the opportunity to advocate for our youth by reading End, Incarceration. Learn researched and effective ways to enhance the lives of youth and keep them out of the youth criminal justice system.

Read out this article on Juvenile Justice in India, published at Legalonus.