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Bookmark or Share- Juvenile Detention - The Annie E. Casey FoundationJuvenile detention is a crucial early phase in the juvenile justice process, the point at which the courts decide whether to confine a young person pending their court hearing or while awaiting placement into a correctional or treatment facility rather than allowing the young person to remain at home or perhaps in an alternative supervision ...
- What Is Juvenile Justice? - The Annie E. Casey Foundation40 % of youth placed in pretrial detention; 42 % of youth committed to residential placement; and 52 % of youth waived to stand trial as adults in criminal court. 15
- Kids Deserve Better: Why Juvenile Detention Reform MattersDetention is a pivotal decision point in the juvenile justice process. It takes youth who are awaiting a court hearing or a move into a correctional or treatment facility and temporarily confines them instead of allowing them to return home or enter an alternative supervision program.
- Changing Course in Youth Detention - The Annie E. Casey FoundationPretrial juvenile detention is an ineffective response to crime and poses concrete dangers to young people. Even a short detainment can harm a young people’s mental and physical well-being, hinder their education and employment prospects and increase their risk of further justice system involvement.
- Monthly Youth Detention Survey During and After COVID-19Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI) Monthly Youth Detention Survey During and After COVID-19 To understand the effects of the COVID- 19 pandemic on youth detention populations, the Annie E. Casey Foundation is surveying juvenile justice agencies across the country every month and reporting on youth ...
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