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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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81. NO MATTER HOW LOUD I SHOUT : A Year In The Life Of Juvenile Court
    Humes, who spent a year observing the court system and who taught creative writingto the some of the troubled youth, allows us to see just how vulnerable or  
    http://www.earth-religions.com/NO_MATTER_HOW_LOUD_I_SHOUT__A_Year_in_the_Life_of

82. JA Drug Courts Main Page
    The drug court system takes action to help the person change their life in orderto stop criminal activity instead of focusing only on punishment of the  
    http://www.osca.state.mo.us/osca/index.nsf/0/8caa5c80e6de6e4a8625693b006f71d4?Op

83. CNS: May 08, 2002: New Computerized System Dramatically Changes Busy Bankruptcy
    One bankruptcy law firm that had offices in the World Trade Center and lost all itsfiles was able to access copies of all its records from the court s system.  
    http://www.jrn.columbia.edu/studentwork/cns/2002-05-08/428.asp

84. Internet-Based System Eases Court Preparation For Domestic Violence Victims
    Richard Zorza, Vice President, and Joyce Klemperer, Project Director Fund for theCity of New York The Domestic Violence court Preparation System was developed  
    http://www.uwnyc.org/technews/v3_n1_a5.html
    
    Extractions: The system was developed in partnership with domestic violence advocates, legal services programs and courts in several states, and was funded by the State Justice Institute, the New York State Violence Against Women Act STOP grant pool, and the Open Society Institute. Tested and used by domestic violence programs in Georgia and New York, it is now available to programs in New York that provide domestic violence counseling, advocacy and safety planning. The system uses Internet technology to assist domestic violence victims seeking, or considering whether to seek, an order of protection. Users require a computer in a secure and supportive location to access the software. The screens the user sees are easy to use, and take the petitioner through a series of questions which check eligibility for a civil protective order. In each case the screen gives a list of possible options; if the user checks any of them, she is passed on to the next step in the program. If the victim does not qualify for a civil protective order, the software automatically offers information on alternatives such as initiating a criminal prosecution.

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