Aylo Holdings S.A.R.L., the company that operates Pornhub and other adult websites, acknowledged in federal court that it had profited…
Browsing: Juvenile Justice
In response to juvenile facilities being at full capacity and a labor shortage that worsened during the COVID-19 pandemic, Louisiana…
A federal judge has ruled that the names of 150 recruiters, associates and “affiliates” of sex traffickers Jeffrey Epstein and…
Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist has signed bipartisan legislation in Detroit to address Michigan’s juvenile justice system and invest in…
Despite a national increase in youth arrests associated with school incidents, Philadelphia’s Police School Diversion Program, launched in 2014, has…
The second of two teenagers who pleaded guilty to the 2021 murder of their Spanish teacher at the Fairfield High…
For our Viewpoints series regular contributor Billy Sinclair inspects the transformation of the U.S. Supreme Court’s approach to ruling on juvenile cases that he says can be traced back to 2005. Sinclair dives into how these legal decisions have increasingly reflected political ideology rather than a pure commitment to the rule of law. Sinclair scrutinizes key Supreme Court rulings and the ideological clashes among the justices, ultimately contending that this shift has sown confusion and divergence in how states handle juvenile justice.
A federal class-action lawsuit supported by the American Civil Liberties Union’s National Prison Project has halted Louisiana’s practice of housing…
A 12-year-old who admitted to making seven bomb threats to three different Maryland schools this month admitted to doing it…
A 16-year-old Indigenous boy has died in a Western Australian hospital one week after being found unresponsive inside a maximum…