Incarcerated Youth

This 18-year-old was placed on probation after stealing sneakers at age 15. He stands in his front door in Alameda County, Calif., to demonstrate the limited range of movement allowed by the electronic monitoring device he was required to wear. "It felt like I was on a dog leash," he says. Violations related to it sent him to juvenile hall multiple times.

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Youths Increasingly In Solitary Confinement As NE Judicial Branch Announces New Probation Program

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Youths Increasingly In Solitary Confinement As NE Judicial Branch Announces New Probation Program

Girls line up at the Bernalillo County Juvenile Detention and Youth Services Center in Albuquerque, N.M.

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Number Of Young Detainees In NE Up For 2023

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Number Of Young Detainees In NE Up For 2023

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Omaha-Based Nonprofit Encourages Community to Write to Those Behind Bars This Holiday Season

Black and Pink is an Omaha nonprofit supporting incarcerated members of the LBGTQ community and those living with HIV/AIDS, groups that can be especially…

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UNO Social Work Students Prepare Resource Guide for Young Inmates

Students in the Grace Abbott School of Social Work at UNO have developed a guide for inmates leaving the Nebraska Correctional Youth Facility, which they…