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JOANNE JAFFE, of the New York City Police Department, on a program meant to steer juveniles away from crime.

Have we forgotten about the judges that took bribes from private prisons to send juveniles away?

Raccoon population biology in the northern Atlantic states is characterized by a birthing season during the winter and emergence of young in the spring, a period of growth during the summer when young animals stay with their mothers, and a period during the fall when juveniles disperse away from their natal territories[22], [23].

Our results support these previous findings because juvenile movement away from the nest box of fledging did not stop after the juveniles gained independence but continued at least until October.

There are plenty of reasons to keep juvenile offenders away from the adult prison population.

He also spent hours with the Consequences Foundation, a group run by Lea Black, the wife of the prominent Miami attorney Roy Black, which steers juvenile delinquents away from jail.

The notion of guiding a juvenile mind away from a constant diet of "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody" might seem heretical to some at Disney, but surely shaping the tastes of the young is a fundamental part of taking care of them, a more benign aspect of the moral attentiveness that makes us inoculate them against disease and teach them not to steal.

-- Gov. Gavin Newsom says he intends to shift control of the state's Juvenile Justice Division away from corrections officials to government health and human services providers.

"A lot of our young people aren't connected to anything except the guys in the streets," said George Weaver of Los Angeles' Brotherhood Crusade, which runs a program aimed at steering juvenile delinquents away from prison and toward success.

He announced a goal to ensure that parents of newborns or newly adopted babies receive six months of paid leave, and he vowed to wrest control of the state's Juvenile Justice Division away from corrections officials and have it run by government health and human services providers.

After more than a decade informally mentoring incarcerated juveniles, Budnick walked away from his lucrative job in 2013 and founded ARC from his garage.