Juvenile Corrections Face State Institutions Bias
A New York Times report notes 83 percent of juveniles still go to state institutions despite evidence that community based correctional programs are cheaper and more effective. It highlights limited use of juvenile halfway houses and urges reform based on the research findings.
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New York Times
Washington
Robert D. Winter
George Downs
John Hall
University of Michigan
Department of Justice
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Police Doubt Five Deaths Were Murder Suicide
Police reexamined the Christmas Day deaths of five people in Phoenixville Pennsylvania after autopsies could not determine the cause of death for a man believed to have shot himself and killed others. Investigators sought to rule out another shooter and focus on the murder suicide theory.
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Judith Sanek
Michael
Joleen
Joselyn
Nicholas Foresto
Halbert Fillinger
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