Another troubling sign to advocates of criminal justice revisions - such as those in a now-apparently stalled bill introduced in Congress last year with substantial bipartisan support - was the president-elect's announcement he would nominate Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions (R) as his Attorney General.
Perhaps here we can jettison the apocalypse in favor of an eco-justice revision.
He appears set on finding a middle ground between the current system, which education advocates and politicians have complained about for years, and the sort of wholesale revision Justice DeGrasse and Mr. Rebell envisioned.
With the special focus on equity, UNICEF continues to work closely with government partners in support of the education, health, social welfare and justice reform processes, revision of the legal frameworks, the development of standards and guidelines for child protection and inclusion.
Unlike the juvenile justice proposal, Brown's revision would amend the California Constitution, a major change, Chin said.
Justice Stevens intervened, suggesting revisions that the two justices accepted.
Jurisdictions have responded to juvenile justice system discontent with revisions to legislative and policy agendas.
Justice Moreno explains that revisions to the Constitution may be structural, but are not limited to structural changes and may also include amendments that, "substantially alter the substance and integrity of the state Constitution as a document of independent force and effect".
Though primarily concerned with curtailing frivolous tort litigation levied against small businesses, the group acknowledges that such a revision to the justice system would also "ensure plaintiffs of modest means but strong legal cases access to justice".
For the dreamers who long to institute God's justice on earth, Fadl's revisions represent a substantial moral challenge.
By supporting revision of the juvenile justice system, UNICEF has also promoted positive legislative changes including the introduction of alternative systems such as probation.
