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

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

For some, science is outpacing the High Court on juveniles and the death penalty.

With virtual reality, juvenile lifers practice for a world they may experience.

Even after the high-profile death of Kalief Browder, jails in the rest of the state routinely isolate juveniles.