Sentence examples for programs for juveniles from inspiring English sources

Mr. Roberts testified that the Apt Foundation, in Newtown, Conn., runs two residential treatment programs for juveniles and adults, suggesting a 24-month program that Mr. Skakel could be sentenced to as a juvenile.

In an effort to reduce costs, Florida's state-run residential programs for juveniles will soon be completely privatized.

The San Diego County Justice system currently offers similar programs for juveniles, all designed around specific offenses and administered by non-profits like the Arts Alliance.

But, Gray wrote, the prison has "no counseling programs for juvenile sex offenders like my client.

The money had financed summer camps, work with gang members, after-school and after-care programs for juvenile offenders.

One state official said the mayor's proposal for returning offenders to the city could drain money from the programs for juvenile offenders elsewhere in the state, leaving them without resources for detention and services.

Produced by Loud Television, the company behind such life-style shows as "Tiny House Hunting," "Girls Incarcerated" rarely engages with the greater conversation about the efficacy of rehabilitative programs for juvenile women, or with the structural realities that lead to the incarceration of girls in the first place.

Due to a production error, some issues of Saturday's Valley Edition did not contain this complete Column One story about out-of-state programs for juvenile offenders.

The cost of the 20-year-old barging program for juvenile salmon, known as smolts, is just part of more than $3 billion the government has spent over that period trying to save salmon on the Snake and Columbia Rivers.

The annual cost saved due to serious injury requiring hospitalization was $3765 (= $4706 average cost per hospitalization x 0.8) and hence the net cost of running this program for juvenile justice offenders was $33,735 (= annual cost of running the education program for juvenile justice offenders: $37,500 - cost reduction in reducing injuries by the program: $3765).

This study aimed to analyze the costs and benefits of an injury awareness education program, the P.A.R.T.Y. (Prevent Alcohol and Risk-related Trauma in Youth) program, for juvenile justice offenders in Western Australia.