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Juvenile Code Rewrite Stalls in Senate Rules
House Version of Juvenile Code Rewrite Unanimously Passed out of Senate Judiciary
The Fight to Reform Georgia's Juvenile Code
New! Summary of HB 641 As Passed Now Available
Juvenile Code Rewrite Unanimously Passed by the House
Georgia Public Policy Foundation Releases Essential Principles for Georgia's Juvenile Justice System
Juvenile Code Rewrite Unanimously Passed Out of House Judiciary
House Judiciary Committee to Consider Juvenile Code Rewrite on Thursday
Juvenile Code Rewrite Bill Unanimously Passed Out of Senate Judiciary
AJC "Georgia Chief Justice Calls for Sentencing Reforms"
Georgia Chosen to Study Legal Representation of Abused and Neglected Children
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer "Keeping Kids In Class"
GA Appleseed Releases New Public School Discipline Study
GA Appleseed Releases New Public School Discipline Study
House Bill on Children's Code Rewrite Introduced
Children's Code Rewrite Gains Commitments from Governor Deal and Senate and House Leadership
Children's Code Rewrite Gains Commitments from Governor Deal and Senate and House Leadership
Pilot Project Funded for Prescription Drug Oversight for Foster Children
Children's Code Rewrite Bill Reintroduced!
8-20-2010 Times-Georgian "Legal and Social Experts Push for Family Counseling Over Incarceration for Juveniles
8-18-2010 AJC "Rethink How We Punish Juveniles"
8-14-2010 Savannah Morning News "Juvenile Law: Getting Smarter"
Voices for Georgia's Children Launches Election 2010 Website
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
Children in Need of Services, A New Way to Address Status Offenses
The Burns Institute Releases Juvenile Justice Racial & Ethnic Disparities Data Map
Georgia Appleseed's Effective School Discipline: Keeping in Kids in Class Project - Phase I Report Debuts
Supreme Court Ruling Opens Door For Juvenile Justice Reform
New Head of DJJ
Vox: Raising Teen Voices to Change the Juvenile Code
AJC Investigating State Foster Care System
9.25.09 Daily Report Article: Legislature Takes Up Juvenile Code Rewrite
Emory School of Law Public Interest Newsletter: Barton Leads the Initiative to Rewrite Georgia's Juvenile Code
March 24, 2008 Press Release: New Proposed Model Juvenile Code Unveiled
House Bill on Children's Code Rewrite Introduced
Youth Justice Barbecue Celebrates Juvenile Code Rewrite Progress
Georgia Chosen to Study Legal Representation of Abused and Neglected Children
JJIE "Stakeholders & Foster Kids Speak Out on Juvenile Code Rewrite"
Juvenile Code Rewrite Bill Unanimously Passed Out of Senate Judiciary
ACTION ALERT: Contact Governor NOW on Juvenile Code Rewrite
JUSTGeorgia Cheers Signing of Criminal Justice Reform Act, Hopes for Same Opportunities for Children
JUSTGeorgia Cheers Signing of Criminal Justice Reform Act, Hopes for Same Opportunities for Children
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Is Juvenile Code Rewrite Next? (Daily Report 6-27-2011)
JJIE "As the New Legislative Session Begins, One Bill Looms Above the Rest"
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JUSTGeorgia Cheers Signing of Criminal Justice Reform Act, Hopes for Same Opportunities for Children
May 02, 2012
Juvenile Code Rewrite Stalls in Senate Rules
Mar 27, 2012
ACTION ALERT: Contact Governor NOW on Juvenile Code Rewrite
Mar 25, 2012
House Version of Juvenile Code Rewrite Unanimously Passed out of Senate Judiciary
Mar 22, 2012
The Fight to Reform Georgia's Juvenile Code
Mar 05, 2012
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