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Teen courts programs: An alternative justice system for our youth (Honors thesis/project) by Cristina Ortega, 1999 APPEALING TO STUDENTS; SANTA FE HIGH PLAYS HOST TO COURT CASE TO OFFER TEENS A LOOK INSIDE SYSTEM.(Local News): An article from: The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM) by Unavailable, 2010-01-15 One Thousand Juvenile Delinquents: Their Treatment By Court and Clinic by Sheldon Glueck, Eleanor T. Glueck, 1933

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61. Naples Daily News: Bonitanews
    by popular vote — but through the court system. designed so that essential courtservices — those nonessential services such as teen courts, drug courts  
    http://www.naplesnews.com/npdn/bonitanews/article/0,2071,NPDN_14894_2662983,00.h
    
    Extractions: February 18, 2004 Now some say it's political payback time and the local courts must atone for the sins of the Florida Supreme Court. However, courts throughout Florida have been caught in the middle of two fighting parents, with some counties not wanting to pay for these services and state legislators rejecting the claim that it's their job.

62. Naples Daily News: Bonitanews
    this burden, were to pay for nonessential services such as teen courts, drug courts counties longheld policy is that funding of the state court system is the  
    http://www.naplesnews.com/npdn/bonitanews/article/0,2071,NPDN_14894_2833100,00.h
    
    Extractions: April 24, 2004 State legislators may increase the cost residents and lawyers must pay to file certain documents in Florida's courthouses, a member of Lee County's court administration said Friday. Ken Kellum, deputy court administrator at the Lee County Justice Center, said legislators are considering increasing court filing fees for the first time since he's worked at the courthouse, which is seven years.

63. The State Court Locator
    ok.us; Oklahoma Public Legal Research System http//www court Opinions, court ofAppeals, court of Criminal Oregon Peer (teen) courts Pages http//www.ncn.com  
    http://vls.law.vill.edu/Locator/statecourt/indexold.htm
    
    Extractions: The State Court Locator is a service provided for by Villanova University School of Law and is intended to be the home page for state court systems on the Internet. This Page provides links to home pages and opinions by state judiciaries that can be viewed and downloaded by users. If you learn of a state court site on the Internet please mail us so we may add it to this page and continue to improve access to state judiciaries. Alabama Judicial System Under Construction

64. Jefferson Family Court Programs - Birmingham Bar Association
    at Family court. teen court is an alternative to the criminal justicesystem for first time youthful offenders. It is based upon  
    http://www.birminghambar.org/jefferson_family_programs.cfm
    
    Extractions: awmIEOffsetX=-5 awmIEOffsetY=-4 awmNS6OffsetX=0 awmNS6OffsetY=0 awmNS4OffsetX=0 awmNS4OffsetY=0 awmOperaOffsetX=0 awmOperaOffsetY=0 awmIEMacOffsetX=0 awmIEMacOffsetY=0 The following are some of the programs administered by the Jefferson County Family Court. Adolescent Substance Abuse Program Drug Court Court Appointed Special Advocate Program Teen Court ... Senior Aide Program The Adolescent Substance Abuse Program is a collaborative effort between the UAB Department of Psychiatry, Substance Abuse Programs and the Jefferson County Family Court. The purpose of ASAP is to provide substance abuse screening and "triage" for all juveniles placed under the supervision of the Court. A positive drug screen (either upon admission into the program or in the Juvenile Detention Center), a drug related crime and/or admission of recent use will result in program placement. All participants are placed on random urinalysis and then assigned the program component most appropriate for their level of involvement (prevention/education, outpatient treatment, or inpatient treatment). The philosophy of ASAP is that the least intrusive intervention should be employed. Working closely with ASAP are UAB Drug Free (outpatient drug treatment); Drug Court (intensive judicial supervision for drug offenders, and those who are not motivated to complete ASAP) and UAB/SAP Prevention. Additional programs utilized outside the UAB system include the START Program in Jasper (female residential) and The Bridge in Gadsden (male residential). While there is a minimum of three months required for completion, program participation is open-ended because many of those enrolled move among program components.

65. CNN.com - Sci-Tech - Teen Charged With Hacking Into Air Force System - April 24,
    the breakin from the Cambridge Juvenile court, according to Total damage to the systemswas about $66,000 said the breach through which the teen gained access  
    http://www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/internet/04/24/air.force.hack.idg/
    
    Extractions: By Linda Rosencrance (IDG) A 15-year-old Connecticut youth faces charges of hacking into a government computer system that tracks the positions of U.S. Air Force planes worldwide, according to government officials. Officials said the air control data, considered confidential in peace time and secret in times of war, wasn't compromised and no one's safety was jeopardized. The teen, whose name is being withheld because he is a juvenile, was 13 when he allegedly hacked into the secure connection between the Air Mobility Command system at Scott Air Force Base in Belleville, Ill. and a U.S. Department of Transportation computer system at the Volpe Center in Cambridge, Mass. The hack occurred on March 28, 2000, officials said. MESSAGE BOARD Security on the Net

66. Best Interests : April 2003 Archives
    2003 CASA volunteer helps teen see life in a new way. With Congress.The legislation affects only the federal court system. Add  
    http://www.childadvocacy.com/archives/2003_04.php
    
    Extractions: Archives Home Monday, April 28, 2003 al.com: News - Priest abuse probe widens The criminal investigation into sexual abuse in the Catholic Archdiocese of Mobile has widened to include more priests and victims than have been publicly announced, according to a prosecutor handling the cases. Friday, April 25, 2003 Wednesday, April 23, 2003

67. Welcome To The Volunteers Of America, Western Washington Website
    of cases include family, parent/teen, parenting plans to develop conflict resolutionsystems and grievance court Services The Center provides an alternative  
    http://www.voaww.org/programs/tmg_t1.cfm?SectionID=7

68. Connect For Kids - The Teen Years
    is how we have become more and more punitive with kids in the system—how kids Isaw one particular kid in court with absolutely no evidence against him, but  
    http://www.connectforkids.org/content1555/content_show.htm?doc_id=199703&attrib_

69. The Youth Advocate Program International
    With this new system, youth were automatically transferred to adult court systems,judges had little discretion due to mandatory sentencing laws, and the basic  
    http://www.yapi.org/justice/
    
    Extractions: A number of societal factors contribute to the development of delinquent behavior in children. Left-behind children, runaway and street children, and children living in poverty are at the greatest risk. Other specific risk factors are child abuse and family disintegration, low neighborhood attachment, parental attitudes condoning law-violating behavior, academic failure, truancy, school drop-out, and antisocial behaviors early on in life.[6] Some countries, for example, the United States, experienced an increase in youth crime in the early 1990s. Due to this increase, a number of laws were enacted in response, creating a system with super-predator laws. With this new system, youth were automatically transferred to adult court systems, judges had little discretion due to mandatory sentencing laws, and the basic rehabilitative principles of the U.S. juvenile system were left to the past.

70. Teen Magazine Clashes With Porn Site | CNET News.com
    The lawsuit seeks an unspecified amount in damages plus a permanent court orderforbidding Blue Gravity from using the domain name. teen Magazine has its own  
    http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1005-200-1518136.html
    
    Extractions: When Audrey Fine started her new job two weeks ago as online editor for Teen Magazine, she quickly called her friend with the good news. Thrilled, the friend jumped online and went to Teenmagazine.com. Instead of landing on a site featuring news about teen life, however, she found smut. "You work for a porn site?" the friend asked, somewhat bewildered. That is how publishers of the 42-year-old youth publication discovered that someone else had been using the Teen Magazine name in an Internet address for hard-core pornography. Late yesterday afternoon, attorneys for the magazine won a temporary restraining order against Blue Gravity Communications of Pittsgrove, N.J., barring them from operating the lewd Teenmagazine.com site. The lawsuit claims that Blue Gravity used the trademarked name in "bad faith" under the Anti-Cybersquatting Act, which was recently put into effect.

71. DJJDP News Express
    The Little Engine That Could. Since becoming a JCPC member two years ago, she hasworked diligently to start a teen court in the Anson County school system.  
    http://www.ncdjjdp.org/djjdp_news/newsexpress_archives/printable_feb03.htm
    
    Extractions: Miss America 2003, Erika Harold, took off her crown, and delved into serious discussions this month in the Triangle. The 22-year-old beauty queen from Illinois chose Wake County to discuss her platform on preventing youth violence and bullying. The special event was sponsored by DJJDP-Center for the Prevention of School Violence, The Wake County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council, Wake County Public Schools, and ABC Eyewitness News 11. "In ninth grade, I was the victim of pervasive and severe racial and sexual harassment," Erika Harold told the crowd. "I was incessantly called degrading names, my home was vandalized numerous times, and vulgar songs were sung about me during class. In many instances, teachers and school officials were cognizant of the harassment and took no steps to intervene." What began as bullying and harassment for Erika evolved into classmates hatching a plot to kill her. With school officials unwilling to intervene to protect her, she was forced to change schools for her own safety.

72. Code Cracking In Court | CNET News.com
    hacking case Norway is prosecuting a teen for allegedly circumvention of a computersecurity system without permission. US shows Sklyarov video in court The US  
    http://news.com.com/2009-1023_3-976625.html

73. DeCSS Troubles Persist For Norwegian Teen | CNET News.com
    DeCSS troubles persist for Norwegian teen. of trying to break through a security systemto gain code upheld November 28, 2001. DVD cracking case returns to court  
    http://news.com.com/2100-1023-807463.html?legacy=cnet

74. LA Daily Journal
    Navigating the court system is a challenge for most Americans. a country where a stunninghalf of all pregnancies are unintended and where teen pregnancy rates  
    http://www.piwh.org/opeds/lajournal.html

75. CNS: May 03, 2004: In Youth Court, Teenagers Judge Each Other For Real
    Many juvenile court systems have few effective ways of handling teenagers who areguilty of minor crimes, said Tracy Mullins, director of the National Youth  
    http://www.jrn.columbia.edu/studentwork/cns/2004-05-03/772.asp

76. Archives: Story
    Attorney Phil Haney has been through the court system before, according to courtrecords. man convicted of the 1997 murder of Parks teenager Allison  
    http://www.iberianet.com/articles/2004/05/03/news/news/news83.txt
    
    Extractions: Recall petitioner's court record long By Jeff Moore THE DAILY IBERIAN The New Iberia man leading a recall effort against 16th Judicial District Attorney Phil Haney has been through the court system before, according to court records. Greg Johnson, 34, has been a defendant in at least 26 civil lawsuits in Iberia Parish since 1990, including a restraining order filed by his wife, Ella, in 2003. Most of the lawsuits are for money owed, either on loans, open accounts or taxes. Johnson is the unofficial leader of a group that filed a recall petition against Haney Tuesday. He cited the alleged unfair treatment of minorities as his motivation, saying his group has investigated several cases in which minority defendants received harsher penalties than others charged with the same offenses. Johnson, who is black, said he experienced the alleged mistreatment first-hand following his arrest on theft charges in 2002. Court records show Johnson was initially charged with eight counts of theft when J.D. Dugas, the owner of the home Johnson was living in, accused him of stealing a tractor, a central air conditioning unit, three window units, a range oven, two boats, an outboard motor and various other items from the home after the men agreed to a reverse credit sale. Prosecutors reduced the charge to one count of theft when Johnson pleaded no contest in December 2003. He was sentenced to probation and ordered to pay restitution, according to court records. Johnson said he is appealing the conviction.

77. Attorney General
    In addition to holding juvenile offenders accountable and educating them about thelegal system, the teen Courts also provide youth in the community with an  
    http://www.state.de.us/attgen/main_page/pressreleases/2002/courtmo.htm
    
    Extractions: (Dover, DE): National Youth Court month is being observed this month in hundreds of communities that host teen court programs, including towns in Kent and Sussex counties in Delaware. Delaware Teen Court, Inc. in Dover became operational in late 1998 through the efforts of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary and the Attorney General's office. In Georgetown, the Sussex Teen Court has been operating for nearly one year with the help of the Auxiliary and the Attorney General's office. Both programs are non-profit agencies with local Boards of Directors. In Delaware, the Teen Court programs were formed as a diversion program from Family Court for first-time juvenile offenders charged with misdemeanor, non-violent crimes. Juveniles voluntarily agree to participate in the diversion option and must plead guilty to the charges for which they were arrested. A jury, made up of previous offenders who are "sentenced" to jury duty, and other teenage volunteers from the community, hears the details of the case from victims, other witnesses and teens acting as prosecutor and defense attorney and decides on a sentence for the offender. Referrals to both Teen Court programs are made through the Attorney General's office. The Teen Courts are highly effective. Since its inception in 1998, the Delaware Teen Court in Kent County reports an 11% re-offense rate. In the newer, Sussex Teen Court program, the rate is less than 7%. Attorney General M. Jane Brady commented, "This is a unique educational experience for young people to learn to make better decisions about their lives and to understand there are consequences to each decision they make. I am very pleased with the success of the program and applaud the Auxiliary, the courts, the volunteers and my staff for their effort."

78. CBS News | Court Clash Over Gitmo | April 20, 2004 20:12:42
    court Clash Over Gitmo WASHINGTON, April 20, 2004 Supreme court EyesGitmo. Organizations and individuals as varied as British members  
    http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/11/30/terror/main586001.shtml
    
    Extractions: CBS News Correspondent Barry Bagnato reports the Bush administration asserted that in war, the constitution gives the president broad powers. An attorney for detainees countered that the United States has created a "lawless enclave" at the military base in Cuba, where more than 600 men from 44 countries are being held without access to American courts.

79. CHILD ABUSE: LIZNOTES: THE FAMILY COURT SYSTEM AND BIAS
    Children are forgotten and have become our newest victims with full cooperationfrom our Family court system. Children need fathers too.  
    http://www.thelizlibrary.org/liz/015.htm
    
    Extractions: " katie/pearle harbour " I thought it sounded like a sincere article written by a person who really doesn't have the breadth of background in the subject matter to see the big picture and whose perception might be clouded by a personal case. I have more specific comments below: YOU WRITE: " Shame on all those women of the 1990's who now use these laws to their advantage in family courts to bring men to their knees; and to erase fathers from the lives of their children! False allegations by women of child abuse, domestic violence, and stalking are almost never questioned by judges for fear of being politically incorrect. " Shame, indeed! Fortunately, relatively few "women" are using the laws in this manner It's only a tiny percentage of cases in which women actually make false allegations, and the percentage of these is the same as it is in the general population

80. Wisconsin State Law Library - Justice System
    Wisconsin. Citizen s Guide to Filing an Appeal (WI court System); Filing an AppealFAQs (WI court System); WI Statutes ch. 809 Rules of Appellate Procedure .  
    http://wsll.state.wi.us/topic/justice.html

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