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Articles in Dec 31, 2001 issue of Juvenile Justice Digest

• Minors in porn photos are primary victims
• Court may ban felon's access to Internet
• Kentucky: Child abuse is topic in employment history
• 1st Circuit: Child porn offenses require multiple acts
• Child sex abuse cases decline in Kentucky
• Florida lacks funds to open youth units
• Florida: Camp and school team to reduce recidivism
• Louisiana: New juvenile director stresses prevention
• Connecticut: Teen suicides surge
• South Dakota: Booklet lists rights of at-risk juveniles
• Community policing
• Iowa: Alternative penalties reduce recidivism
• Maryland: Sex offenders, gun control top agenda
• Maine: Mentally ill would get jail alternatives
• Comment on drug use
• Minnesota: Local judge limits use of child porn law
• Illinois: Program relies on alcohol retailers
• Iowa push pays off as child sex abuse dives
• ACF issues guidelines for violence services
• Florida: Funds for supervision of youths win okay
• Idaho stresses care for drug offenders
• SAMHSA asks comment on drug emergencies
• Congress marks $1B for youth activities
• 8th Circuit: Nature of child porn photos is central
• Youth reforms stir fears in Connecticut
• Texas: New law lets courts rule on sex registry
• OJJDP has advice on Title V grants
• BJS offers $210,000 in tribal justice grant
• Technology grant competition begins
• Powerful members specify youth grants
• Florida eyes truants to cut youth crime
• Homicide trends
• White House eyes change in 'dawn'
• California: Tribal police powers may expand in 2002
• Grants to prevent abuse of women
• Collorado: Police adopt rules for sex crime cases
• Congress approves funding to reduce youth violence, rejects faith initiative
• Budget has $123M for youth in corrections
• Massachusetts: Surging murder rate bypasses juveniles
• New Mexico begins mental health care
• Tennessee: Arrests of juvenile drug dealers double
• Maryland: Youth advocates cite treatment facilities
• Colorado: Suicide is 2nd-leading cause of teen deaths
• 250 sex offenders file for early release
• Delinquency prevention funding takes big hit in rush to combat terrorism
• Calea names board
• Grants promote stable families
• OJJDP postpones adoption of plan
• Hawaii: Drug use, job loss spur child abuse
• Tennessee: Arrests of juvenile drug dealers double
• Inmates may sue over psychologist's care