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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

Louisiana’s Taurus Buchanan Wins Parole After 25 Years

At 16, one deadly punch sent him away for life. The Supreme Court gave him a second chance at freedom.

News • 10.02.2018

This Agency Tried to Fix the Race Gap in Juvenile Justice. Then Came Trump

A new presidential appointee has quietly changed decades-old federal policies meant to improve racial disparities in youth incarceration.

News • 09.19.2018

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