Michigan Family Impact Seminar #17
Reforming Juvenile Justice: Fiscally Sound, Evidence-Based Strategies
May 10, 2011
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Featured Speakers
John Evans, Director, Bureau of Juvenile Justice, Department of Human Services
Overview of Juvenile Justice in Michigan
Michael Anderegg, Judge, 25th Circuit Court-Family Division
A Balanced Approach: Striving for Fair, Effective, and Affordable Dispositions in Delinquency Cases
Vincent Schiraldi, Probation Commissioner, New York City Department of Probation
Juvenile Justice Realignment: A Strategy for Watershed Reform
Edward Latessa, Director, School of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati
What Work and What Doesn’t in Reducing Recidivism with Youthful Offenders: Understanding the Principles of Effective Intervention
Additional Chapters/Materials
Video of Reforming Juvenile Justice: Fiscally Sound, Evidence-Based Strategies
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