Juvenile (under 18)

Findings From the Safe Kids/Safe Streets National Evaluation: Safe Kids/Safe Streets, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan

NCJ Number

210277

Date Published

2004

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OJJDP-Sponsored

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Processing and Outcomes of Child Abuse and Neglect Cases in Three Sites

NCJ Number

210274

Date Published

March 2005

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OJJDP-Sponsored

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Communitywide Strategies to Reduce Child Abuse and Neglect: Lessons From the Safe Kids/Safe Streets Program

NCJ Number

210275

Date Published

2004

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OJJDP-Sponsored

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National Evaluation of the Safe Kids/Safe Streets Program: Final Report Volume IV: Survey of Agency Personnel

NCJ Number

210273

Date Published

December 2004

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OJJDP-Sponsored

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National Evaluation of the Safe Kids/Safe Streets Program: Final Report Volume I: Cross-Site Findings

NCJ Number

210270

Date Published

December 2004

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OJJDP-Sponsored

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National Evaluation of the Safe Kids/Safe Street Program: Final Report--Executive Summary

NCJ Number

210269

Date Published

December 2004

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OJJDP-Sponsored

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White Paper on Crime 2003: Changing Nature of Heinous Crimes and Countermeasures Against Them

NCJ Number

210303

Date Published

November 2003

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National Evaluation of the Safe Kids/Safe Streets Program: Final Report Volume IV: Survey of Agency Personnel

Date Published

December 2004

Agencies

OJJDP-Sponsored

Publication Type

Program/Project Evaluation

Evaluation of the Juvenile Breaking the Cycle Program

NCJ Number

209799

Date Published

November 2004

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

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Ultimate Challenge: Building the Future - Mental Health, 2004 Annual Report

NCJ Number

210187

Date Published

2005

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Legal Highs: When the Drug is Legal, What Can Law Enforcement Do?

NCJ Number

210169

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

May 2005

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Where can I learn more about the reintegration of individuals to their communities following incarceration?

How many children are sexually abused in the United States?

Where can I find race/ethnicity data on confined juveniles?

What kind of services are available for juveniles after they are released from detention?

Youth and Violence: Reflections

NCJ Number

210095

Journal

Journal of Individual Psychology

Date Published

2000

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Evaluating Youth Competence in the Justice System

NCJ Number

210026

Date Published

June 2000

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Special Ed Kids in the Justice System: How To Recognize and Treat Young People with Disabilities That Compromise Their Ability to Comprehend, Learn, and Behave

NCJ Number

210025

Date Published

June 2000

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Pathways to Youth Violence: How Child Maltreatment and Other Risk Factors Lead Children to Chronically Aggressive Behavior

NCJ Number

210024

Date Published

June 2000

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Mental Health Assessments in the Justice System: How To Get High-Quality Evaluations and What To Do With Them in Court

NCJ Number

210023

Date Published

June 2000

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Kids are Different: How Knowledge of Adolescent Development Theory Can Aid Decisionmaking in Court

NCJ Number

210021

Date Published

June 2000

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Juvenile Court-Controlled Reentry: Three Practice Models

NCJ Number

210009

Date Published

February 2005

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OJJDP-Sponsored

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Federal Placement Assistance Funding for Delinquency Services

NCJ Number

210006

Date Published

2003

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Crime and Justice Atlas 2001 Update

NCJ Number

209992

Date Published

2001

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

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Role of Statistics and Public Opinion in the Implementation of International Juvenile Justice Standards

NCJ Number

209964

Date Published

2005

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