Juvenile Peer Jury Plan Hurled At Cook County Court
Officials at a Seward House gathering urged suburban police departments to adopt a youth peer jury program. They argued non-violent youths could relieve overburdened courts. Clerk Aurelia Pucinski noted the system often found nonviable alternatives for teens.
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Peer juries eyed for juvenile cases in Suburban counties
South suburban police chiefs discuss start up of peer jury programs as an alternative to juvenile court. Officials like Sheila Murphy and Judge Michael Stuttley praise youth involvement to steer youths toward constructive choices, while concerns about privacy and civil liberties arise from groups such as the ACLU.
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Homewood man earns merit award for family life research
Terry Trepper director of Pur due University Calumet Family Studies Center and psychology professor received the 1995 Award for Meritorious Research in Family Life from the Indiana Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. A Homewood resident and APA fellow, he is a clinical member and supervisor of MFT, a certified sex therapist, ABIM diplomate, editor of two journals, and author. He holds degrees from CSUN and the University of Oregon and has taught since 1981.
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