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Overview Of The Cycle And Its Origin | |
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Ideas In History, Philosophy, And Law | |
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Ideas in Philosophy | |
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Ideas in Law | |
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The History of Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice | |
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What Stays The Same In History? | |
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The Behavior of Youths, Especially Young Males | |
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Special Laws for Juveniles | |
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Mitigation of Punishments for Juveniles | |
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Views of Adults About the Behavior of Youth | |
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Belief That Juvenile Justice Policy Increases Crime | |
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The Cycle of Juvenile Justice | |
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The Origin Of Juvenile Delinquency | |
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Juvenile Delinquency as a Modern Phenomenon | |
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Juvenile Delinquency as a Modern Idea | |
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Juvenile Delinquency: An Idea and a Phenomenon | |
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The Origin Of Juvenile Justice - The First Juvenile Institution | |
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Historic Context: New York City Around 1820 | |
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The Society for the Prevention of Pauperism | |
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The New York House of Refuge | |
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Legal Issues Related to Juvenile Institutions | |
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The Lessons of History | |
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The Origin Of Juvenile Justice - The First Juvenile Court | |
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Historic Context: Chicago at the Turn of the Century | |
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The First Juvenile Court | |
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Characteristics of the Original Juvenile Court | |
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Legal Issues Concerning the Juvenile Court | |
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The Lessons of History | |
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Juvenile Justice Today - Good Intentions | |
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The Case of Morris Kent | |
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The Case of Gerald Gault | |
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The Case of Samuel Winship | |
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The Case of Joseph McKeiver | |
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The Case of Gary Jones | |
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The Lessons of History | |
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Juvenile Justice Today - Actual Practice | |
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Did the Adjudication Hearing Change in Actual Practice? | |
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Did the Disposition Hearing Change in Actual Practice | |
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The Lessons of History | |
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The Lessons Of History | |
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Predictions: The Cycle Continues | |
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Prescriptions: The Best and the Worst of Each Policy | |
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Breaking the Cycle of Juvenile Justice | |
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An Idea of Juvenile Delinquency: Naive Risk-Taking | |
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An Idea of Juvenile Justice: Communication | |
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Reforming Juvenile Justice | |
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Would These Ideas Sell? | |
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The End Of Juvenile Delinquency | |