Juvenile Justice Digest

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Articles in Apr 18, 2003 issue of Juvenile Justice Digest

• Citizen may conduct warrantless search
• Guide helps create stalking protocol
• 14 awards for dealing with substance abuse
• Connecticut: Sexual assaults rise for all adolescents
• New Hampshire: Sex offender registry will contain photos
• Connecticut considers experimental therapy for disruptive in centers
• Domestic violence grants for coalitions
• Police survey
• Getaway driver is key player in criminal act
• Justices hear plea for visitation rights
• West VA prepares for flexible youth units
• Illinois opens broad attack on drug crime
• Narcotics conviction requires knowledge
• Wisconsin: Non-English speakers will get aid in courts
• Florida: New rules require hearing for youths
• Victim, witness funds dry up in California
• Arkansas agrees to improve mental health and education services
• California: Los Angeles relieves top police official
• Gang leadership role enhances sentence
• Shooting at police enhances sentence
• Ohio denies legal aid for indigent youth
• Nevada: Budget cuts hit school officers
• Washington: Club drugs, overdose deaths rise in Seattle
• Illinois: Sex offenders would get lifetime parole
• Wisconsin: Non-English speakers will get aid in courts
• Justices take test of police power to stop
• Ohio: Ordinance addresses drugged driving
• Nevada: Lawyers for indigents fall short of needs
• Oregon finds meth use rises in youth