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What Have We Learned Since the Central Park Jogger Case?

An eerily similar crime in New York this week will test public attitudes about juvenile justice.

Analysis • 12.13.2019

He Was 17 When He Went To Prison. How Much Should That Matter To The Parole Board?

If William Palmer wins in court, thousands could get closer to exiting California prisons.

Case in Point • 11.18.2019

Punishing Kids With Years of Debt

Courts often order children who break the law to pay thousands of dollars in restitution to victims—even when the victim is an insurance company.

Feature • 06.11.2019

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