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Articles in May 21, 2004 issue of Juvenile Justice Digest

• Washington: GIRL OFFENDERS ON RISE
• 2nd Circuit: POLICE RUSE TO GAIN ENTRY IS JUSTIFIABLE
• Vermont: SEX OFFENDERS WOULD GET PRE-RELEASE REVIEW
• Alabama: SENATE BACKS NOTICE OF PSYCHIATRIC DETENTION
• MISSING CHILDREN
• Wisconsin: FAMILY ABUSE GROUPS GET FUNDING INCREASE
• HIGH COURT IS SILENT IN FAMILY VIOLENCE CASE
• Montana: WARRANTLESS SEARCH EVIDENCE IS INVALID
• COMMENT ON VIOLENCE
• Kansas: JUVENILE CENTER TO GET $1.4M IN START-UP FUNDS
• CHICAGO WILL USE MORE SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS
• Montana: SHERIFF LOSES IMMUNITY IN FAMILY ABUSE PROBE
• JUVENILE PROSTITUTION
• Missouri: COURTS MONITOR PIZZA ORDERS TO COLLECT FEES
• 11th Circuit: FACE-TO-FACE INFORMANT JUSTIFIES STOP, SEARCH
• HEARING DATE SETS AGE FOR JUVENILE DETAINEE
• Michigan: DETROIT CHILD DEATH RATE IS HIGHEST IN U.S.
• U.S. SEEKS COMMENT ON ABUSIVE USE OF ALCOHOL
• Colorado: FAULTY TRANSLATION OF MIRANDA IS VIOLATION
• FUNDS FOR SUBSTANCE PREVENTION, TREATMENT
• WICHITA SCHOOL BOARD FUNDS POLICE PATROLS
• POLICE PERSONNEL DATA
• CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDY
• 7th Circuit: OFFICER IS LIABLE IN WARRANTLESS ARREST
• JUSTICES REJECT CASE CLAIMING RACIAL BIAS
• South Carolina: LEGISLATURE BACKS DNA TESTS FROM ALL FELONS
• Colorado: DEFENDANT MUST PROVE MENTAL RETARDATION
• SUICIDE PREVENTION
• Vermont: HOUSE UNIT OPPOSES SEX OFFENDER NOTES ON WEB
• COMMENT ON JUVENILE PROBATION CENSUS
• GRADUATE RESEARCH
• 40% OF TEENS REPORT USE OF MARIJUANA
• AT-RISK YOUTH
• D.C. Circuit: DOMESTIC CALL MAY LEAD TO WARRANTLESS SEARCH
• Colorado: REPORTING SUSPICION OF VIOLATION IS LEGAL
• Louisiana: HOUSE REQUIRES SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION
• South Carolina: LEGISLATURE BACKS DNA TESTING FOR ALL FELONS
• Michigan: 200 SEX OFFENDERS FAIL TO LIST WITH REGISTRY
• HOUSE APPROVES BILL ON WITNESS INTIMIDATION
• 8th Circuit: DESPITE ERROR, OFFICER HAS QUALIFIED IMMUNITY
• Hawaii: LEGISLATURE APPROVES DRUG CARE MEASURE
• 17% OF STUDENTS CARRY WEAPONS TO SCHOOL
• Maine: DRUG OFFENSES BOOST FEMALE CRIME RATE
• Louisiana: INDEPENDENT JUVENILE AGENCY WINS BACKING
• 7th Circuit: SUSPECT MUST INVOKE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT
• Louisiana: PANEL BACKS WITNESS INTIMIDATION MEASURE
• 25 AWARDS OF $2M EACH FOR DRUG-FREE SCHOOLS
• 8th Circuit: DRUGS IN AUTO JUSTIFY AN EXPANDED SEARCH
• Washington: STATE MAPS SCHOOLS FOR RESPONDERS
• Hawaii: SEX OFFENDER NOTICE WILL BE ON FALL BALLOT
• SENATE APPROVES VICTIMS' RIGHTS BILL
• JUSTICE DEPT. WILL FUND 200 YOUTH MENTORS
• 1st Circuit: PROBABLE CAUSE ISN'T ALWAYS NEEDED IN STOP
• California: SENATE PANEL KILLS SEX OFFENDER INTERNET BILL
• Colorado Child Abuse Cases, Juvenile Violations Are Reversing Gains
• Wisconsin: NEW LAWS DEAL WITH FAMILY ABUSE, STALKERS
• JUSTICES BOOST POLICE POWER ON RESERVATIONS
• Maryland's Reforms Feature Smaller, Modern Facilities In Community
• Alaska: GOVERNOR ENACTS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BILL