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Articles in Mar 15, 2004 issue of Juvenile Justice Digest

• DRUG-FREE SCHOOLS
• New Jersey: TASK FORCE WOULD MONITOR STREET GANGS
• CRIME VICTIMS' COMMENT
• 1st Circuit: CHANGE OF LOCALE DOES NOT NEGATE CONSPIRACY
• California: LAW HITS PARENTS WHEN DRUNKEN YOUTHS DRIVE
• DRUGS AND CRIME DATA
• FAMILY PLANNING FOR MALES IS OBJECTIVE
• 6th Circuit: OFFENDER REGISTRATION IS NOT AN ALLEGATION
• JUSTICES UPHOLD PRISON RIGHT TO DISCIPLINE
• POLICE FAMILY ABUSE IS ISSUE IN WASHINGTON
• NIJ CONFERENCE IS SET
• CALIFORNIA STUDY CITES EXCESSIVE MEDICATION
• District of Columbia: POLICE WOULD PROVIDE SECURITY IN SCHOOLS
• IOWA TAKES ON BULLYING TO CREATE SAFE HAVENS
• WEED & SEED GRANTS
• South Dakota: VIOLATING PROTECTIVE ORDER RISES TO FELONY
• 9th Circuit: PRISON CAN'T RELY ON UNPUBLISHED OPINIONS
• TRAINING SEMINARS ARE SET FOR YOUTH COURTS
• COOKING METH HAS SAME EFFECT AS CONSUMING IT
• JUSTICES HEAR INTERNET CHILD PORN ARGUMENTS
• S.D. REPORTS DOUBLING OF CHILD ABUSE CASES
• FLORIDA ENDS 5-MONTH FREEZE AT FEMALE UNIT
• N.D. EYES DRUG COURTS AND LONGER SENTENCES
• NEVADA REVIVES YOUTH UNIT CLOSED IN 2002
• Kentucky: CRIME VICTIMS' PANEL WILL LOSE INDEPENDENCE
• Arizona: BILL LIMITS OFFENDERS LIVING AT ONE ADDRESS
• MENTAL HEALTH
• ALASKA OPENS DRIVE TO CURB DOMESTIC ABUSE
• Florida Grand Jury Wants Reforms In State Investigations Of Child Abuse
• FBI SOLICITS COMMENT ON DATA IN CJIS SYSTEM
• JUVENILE DATA ONLINE COVERS BROAD ARRAY
• Chicago And U.S. Agents Form Gang Strategy Teams To Share Intelligence
• Massachusetts: JUVENILE PROGRAM CUTS ARSON BY 67% IN DECADE
• DRUG-USE COMMENT
• 4th Circuit: JUVENILE OFFENSE ISN'T PREDICATE TO NEW CRIME
• North Dakota: PARENTS' ADDICTION IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
• NIJ OUTLINES FUNDING PROGRAMS FOR FY2004
• JUSTICES REVIEW START DATE FOR JURY RULING
• CALIF. EXPERIMENTS TO HIKE EDUCATION, SKILLS
• Minnesota: OUT-OF-STATE SEX OFFENDERS TO REGISTER
• ANTI-DRUG TRAINING
• TENNESSEE EYES STIFFER SEX OFFENDER CONTROLS
• ARIZONA FALLS SHORT ON EDUCATION AND HEALTH
• $1M FUNDS CENTER TO PREVENT CHILD ABUSE
• JUSTICES BAR IMMUNITY FOR FAULTY WARRANTS
• Maryland: PROSECUTORS TAKE AIM AT COMPUTER CRIMES
• PROSECUTION MUST SHARE MORE WITH DEFENSE
• Massachusetts: CRACKDOWN NARROWS LIST OF UNREGISTERED
• 10th Circuit: FELON'S HISTORY CAN BE REASON FOR SEARCH
• Iowa: OFFICIALS LOOK ANEW AT SEX OFFENDER STATUTE
• 9th Circuit: RESISTANCE CONVICTION NULLS CLAIM OF FORCE
• HAWAII WANTS MORE AUTHORITY FOR POLICE
• SUBSTANCE ABUSE
• DRUG CARE FOR YOUTHS
• COMMUNITY ACTION
• UNKNOWN FACTS JUSTIFY WARRANTLESS SEARCH
• OJP SOLICITS COMMENT ON FACILITY CENSUS