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Home Law Center Clinical Program Juvenile Justice Clinic Introduction to the Clinic Table of Contents Our Program Faculty and Staff Teaching Fellowships Student Application Process Our Program History      The Juvenile Justice Clinic was founded in 1973, a mere six years after the Supreme Court's landmark decision in In re Gault . In that case, the Supreme Court guaranteed children a constitutional right to counsel and to procedural due process. One of the first law school-based legal clinics specializing in children's issues, the Juvenile Justice Clinic and its staff seeks to fulfill the mandates of the Gault decision, to expand the legal rights of children, and to insure that children are protected from maltreatment by their parents or by the government.      In its early years, the clinic was a full service children's rights center as well as a teaching program operating within the Law Center community. As such, the clinic staff provided legal assistance in every type of case concerning children. We also assisted in the formulation of policy at both the local and federal level and trained a cadre of young lawyers to continue the work they began as students in law school.

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Contact ISBA Public Info Catalog Legal Links ... Word of the Day from Merriam-Webster OnLine at www.Merriam Webster.com Daily Legal News from around the U.S. ISBA Legal Career Center ... home This ISBA Section web page is designed to provide members of the a reference for section activities and to encourage other members of the ISBA to join the section. Membership · Section Annual Dues, $15.00, July 1-June 30. ISBA Membership application Membership Benefits Electronic Mailing List (discussion forum) HERE to download a section application. Committees and Task Forces · Family Violence · Juvenile Law · Legislation · Mediation-ADR · Newsletter · Res Gestae Family Matters Newsletter Family Matters , is currently being published two times per year. The editor, Suzanne Hampton Wagner, shamptonwagner@hallercolvin.com , welcomes members to contribute articles and information. Section members receive the mailings of the newsletter as a member benefit. Public Service Information The Family & Juvenile Law Section provides to the public at no charge the brochure " Indiana Family Law " which is published in conjunction with the ISBA Young Lawyers Section. The brochure is available through the ISBA office at

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Home Mail Mission Faculty ... Institute Publications Consortium on Children, Families, and the Law Mission The Consortium on Children, Families, and the Law is a network of 15 university and affiliated centers that conduct interdisciplinary, multi-state research, training, and consultation on critical issues affecting children, families and the law. About the Consortium With its geographic diversity and its nationally recognized researchers, the Consortium is positioned to help build and disseminate knowledge quickly and broadly. The Consortium seeks to expand the information base available to child and family policy makers by informing them about social-scientific research through Congressional briefings, testimony, publications, and other fora. The principal hub of the Consortium is the Institute on Family and Neighborhood Life at Clemson University, located in South Carolina. The Consortium is a key institution of Childwatch International , a global network for individuals and institutions involved in research for children.

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48. Family Conferencing And Juvenile Justice : The Way Forward Or Misplaced Optimism Criminology. Australian studies in law, crime and justice. family conferencing and juvenile justice the way forward or misplaced optimism? http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/lcj/family/

Advanced search Home About Contact ... Family conferencing Australian studies in law, crime and justice Family conferencing and juvenile justice : the way forward or misplaced optimism? Christine Alder and Joy Wundersitz (eds) ISBN 642 19881 Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology, 1994 Abstract The contributors to this work share a concern about the possible effects of the criminal justice system on juvenile offenders. However, they have different views as to how justice should be administered. They question whether it is possible to punish without stigmatisation and whether the prevention of re-offending can be achieved. They consider whether family conferencing is the best alternative. (Based on papers given at the Family Group Conferences : Debating the Issues seminar, June 1993, Melbourne) Contents Contributors New directions in juvenile justice reform in Australia / Christine Alder and Joy Wundersitz Part 1 - Family conferencing : variations on a theme The New Zealand model of family group conferences / Gabrielle M Maxwell and Allison Morris Family conferencing in Wagga Wagga : a communitarian model of justice / David B Moore and Terry O'Connell Family conferencing and juvenile justice reform in South Australia / Joy Wundersitz Youth justice teams and the family meeting in Western Australia : a trans-Tasman analysis / Matua Matt Hakiaha Part 2 - The critics speak out Family conferencing : theoretical and evaluative questions / Kenneth Polk Family group conferences and the rights of the offender / Kate Warner

49. Southern Cross University - Law And Justice part way through a Master of Laws degree. work place mediation and child and family mediation. and a Community Youth Conference Convenor for juvenile justice. http://www.scu.edu.au/schools/lawj/courses/law_on_tweed/

Family Law Practice Restorative Justice Victimology Litigation Practice ... Winter School 2002 Due to insufficent numbers: Restorative Justice and Victimology are not being offered in the Winter School Winter School 1 June - 29 August 2003 This School is open to: Practitioners Paralegals Business people Students *Students seeking academic credit must have approval from home institution. Content: Examines the relationship of the family (both the traditional family and the family in its extended form) to the existing legal system. Will discuss the legal rights and obligations of all the parties involved in the family. Included in this study is the Family Law Act, and the Property (Relationships) Act 1984. Presenter: Helen Walsh LLB (SCU), Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New South Wales. Helen has been the resident tutor at Southern Cross University School of Law and Justice for the past year. She has been teaching in the areas of Legal Research and Family Law for the past four years. Prior to that Helen was employed in private practice in the Northern Rivers region working mainly in the area of Family Law. Helen coordinates a number of special projects in the School including the Southern Cross University Law Review and the external LLB program.

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51. LWV California Voter. Juvenile Justice In California. of social service with all justice system proceedings in in the spring of 1997, the juvenile law Subcommittee of the Judicial Council s family and juvenile http://ca.lwv.org/voter/jj/25court.html

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53. Legal Scholarship On The WWW : Family Law made form a 1992 Select Committee Inquiry into juvenile justice. the success and limitations of family Conferences Comment / Works in Progress) (E law, Volume 3 http://www.law.cam.ac.uk/docs/view.php?doc=212

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Faculty and Professional Staff Director of the Justice for Children Project Katherine Hunt Federle Katherine Hunt Federle, Professor of Law, The Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law, and Director, Justice for Children Project; BA, with rite, Pomona College; JD, cum laude, Seattle University; LLM, Georgetown University. After graduating from law school, where she was Managing Editor for the Law Review and President of the Public Interest Law Foundation, Professor Federle was a public defender in the state of Washington. She then received a prestigious E. Barrett Prettyman Fellowship from Georgetown University Law Center in 1984, where she supervised third-year law students in the Juvenile Justice Clinic and represented children and adults in both the D.C. court system and the federal courts. She serves on the Advisory Board of the Dave Thomas Center for Adoption Law, the Editorial Advisory Board of the International Journal of Children's Rights, the Ohio State Bar Association Juvenile Justice Committee, the Columbus Bar Association's Task Force on Domestic Violence and the Courts, and is co-chair of the Child Welfare Subcommittee of the American Bar Association Litigation Section's Children's Rights Committee. Professor Federle is a past chair of the American Bar Association Family Law Section's Committee on Juvenile Law and the Needs of Children. While serving as chair, Professor Federle helped draft the ABA's Standards for the Representation of Children in Abuse and Neglect Cases. She also serves as the faculty advisor to two law student organizations, Advocates for Children and the American Constitution Society.

55. Katherine Hunt Federle - Faculty Profiles - Moritz College Of Law, The Ohio Stat Children s Rights, the Ohio State Bar Association s juvenile justice Committee, the a past chair of the American Bar Association family law Section s Committee http://moritzlaw.osu.edu/faculty/facultyprofiles/federle.html

Please Note: This site is best viewed in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or internet device. Professor Katherine Hunt Federle Katherine Hunt Federle, Professor of Law and Director of Justice for Children Project. B.A., Pomona College; J.D., Seattle University; L.L.M., Georgetown University Law Center. After graduating from law school, where she was Managing Editor for the Law Review and President of the Public Interest Law Foundation, Professor Federle was a public defender in the state of Washington. She then received a prestigious E. Barrett Prettyman Fellowship from Georgetown University Law Center in 1984, where she supervised third year law students in the Juvenile Justice Clinic and represented children and adults in both the D.C. court system and the federal courts. Professor Federle began teaching in 1986 at the University of Hawaii School of Law where she held a dual appointment as a researcher at the Center for Youth Research. She subsequently joined the faculty at Tulane Law School in 1990, where she taught Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Juvenile Law. Professor Federle was selected by the 1996 graduating class to receive the Felix Frankfurter Distinguished Teaching Award. Professor Federle has been especially active in the field of juvenile law. She is admitted to practice in Ohio, Washington, Hawaii, and the District of Columbia, and draws on her extensive experience as a lawyer for children in her teaching and writing.

56. Courts The court commissioners are assigned certain ex parte, family law, juvenile and mental illness The goal of the Court is to provide timely justice for all. http://www.spokanecounty.org/asp/gov_courts.asp

County Home Employment Government Index Contact Us ... Site Map Search On: All Words Any Words Phrase Courts Spokane County Links County Law Library Juvenile Court Prosecuting Attorney Public Defender Related Resources Spokane County Bar Association Washington Bankruptcy Law Northwest Justice Project: self-help materials and tools you are here: County Home Page Topics Superior Court District Court Superior Court more... The Superior Court has general jurisdiction. Cases not specifically assigned by law to another court are heard by the Superior Court, including felony criminal cases, civil cases, domestic relations (divorce) cases, probate cases (administration of wills), juvenile, paternity, guardianship and adoption cases. Mental illness determinations are also made by the Superior Court. There are Superior Court judges serving the 39 counties in Washington. There is one Superior Court serving each county, although some smaller counties have been combined to form 30 judicial districts. Superior Court judges must be attorneys admitted to practice law in Washington. The Juvenile Court , a division of the Superior Court, deals with the problems of youth under 18 years of age. The Superior Court also serves as an appellate court hearing appeals from

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58. Bora Laskin Law Library - Links - Family Law law Act, Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure, Federal Child Support Guidelines, the Courts of justice Act, etc Catalaw Legal Topics family and juvenile law. http://www.law-lib.utoronto.ca/resources/topic/family.htm

Quick Links Case Law on the Web Canadian Legal Texts Canadian Legislation Electronic Journals List International Material Other Legislation Quicklaw Lexis Westlaw WestlaweCarswell Law Related Internet Resources by Subject Family Law Family encompasses all aspects of family relations including marriage, co-habitation, children, separation, divorce, custody, support, family property and division of assets . The Joel Miller Family Law Centre Provides a comprehensive resource for divorce and family law. Includes legislation, case law, lawyers and mediators' directory, child support guidelines, and miscellaneous useful information. Includes useful links to other sites. Date Last Visited: February 26, 2004 Bill Riley's Page This is a useful site for links to on-line versions of the Canadian Divorce Act, Ontario Family Law Act, Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure, Federal Child Support Guidelines, the Courts of Justice Act, etc. Date Last Visited: February 26, 2004

59. Juvenile Law information on juvenile and family justice systems, for use Previews by Thumbshots Cornell law School s Legal Institute Page On juvenile justice An overview http://www.oobdoo.com/directory/Society/Law/LegalInformation/JuvenileLaw/

World Wide Search Engine and Portal to the Best Sites on the Internet Over 15million sites and over 550,000 categories Top Society Law Legal Information : Juvenile Law (79) Criminal Defense Lawyers Dispositional Alternatives Family Lawyers See Also: Society: Crime: Prisons: Juvenile Society: Crime: Research: Juvenile Justice Society: Issues: Crime and Justice: Juvenile Justice Second Chances: The Success Stories - A collection of success stories, showing what happened to children given second chances by juvenile courts. Some of these success stories involve now-famous people. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention - OJJDP, part of the U.S. Department of Justice, helps state and local governments implement effective prevention and intervention programs to improve their juvenile justice systems. This site provides information on a broad range of juvenile justice-related matters. The Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice - A non-profit organization whose mission is to reduce society's reliance on the use of incarceration. National Center for Juvenile Justice - A research center providing information on juvenile and family justice systems, for use in improving such systems. Includes a fifty state comparison of juvenile justice systems.

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Lukol Directory - Society Law Legal Information ... Department of Justice: Justice for Kids and Youth An informative site from the DOJ for kids, parents and teachers. Also includes do's and don'ts for the Internet. http://www.usdoj.gov/kidspage/ Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention OJJDP, part of the U.S. Department of Justice, helps state and local governments implement effective prevention and intervention programs to improve their juvenile justice systems. This site provides information on a broad range of juvenile justice-related matters. http://ojjdp.ncjrs.org Juvenile Justice Resources Publications and sites edited by the Michigan State University Libraries. http://www.lib.msu.edu/harris23/crimjust/juveni... Association of Juvenile Compact Administrators ACJA is the governing body of the Interstate Compact on Juveniles, which provides statutory authority for regulating the transfer of juvenile probation and parole supervision across state boundaries, provides for the return of non-adjudicated runaway youth to their home states, and for the return of non-adjudicated allegedly delinquent youth. http://ajca.us/

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