Over the past 12 years, the rate of juveniles committed to prison or other correctional facilities in the United States dropped by 53 percent, according to a new analysis from the Pew Charitable Trusts. Combine that decline with a simultaneous drop in violent crime rates among juveniles, there has shown a long-term trend that experts believe is both sustainable and a model for future reform of the adult criminal justice system. Others have really changed after juvenile incarceration like Kisaka , a young adult who had taken her dad’s car while her parents were out, and, not knowing how to drive, immediately crashed it into the side of their apartment building. When her parents came back, they had to call the police to file a report for their insurance claim. After juvy she was ready to start a new beginning and was able to go to Clayton State University to study political
Over the past 12 years, the rate of juveniles committed to prison or other correctional facilities in the United States dropped by 53 percent, according to a new analysis from the Pew Charitable Trusts. Combine that decline with a simultaneous drop in violent crime rates among juveniles, there has shown a long-term trend that experts believe is both sustainable and a model for future reform of the adult criminal justice system. Others have really changed after juvenile incarceration like Kisaka , a young adult who had taken her dad’s car while her parents were out, and, not knowing how to drive, immediately crashed it into the side of their apartment building. When her parents came back, they had to call the police to file a report for their insurance claim. After juvy she was ready to start a new beginning and was able to go to Clayton State University to study political