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In the Spring 2023 issue ...

Record Sealing: Its Importance For Rehabilitation
Judge Leonard Edwards (ret.)
Children make mistakes in their youth that they will not make in adult life.
After a youth has had contact with the juvenile justice system, it is difficult
to start adult life with a clean slate. The principal problem is records of that
contact will follow him or her indefinitely, with potential for harmful
consequences well into adulthood. The records are held by the juvenile court,
justice agencies, educational institutions, and businesses where a crime may
have been committed, and most states have inadequate procedures for sealing or
expunging those records. The result is that the records may have a negative
impact on an adult’s efforts to live a productive life. The impact of juvenile
records is an issue that has been neglected in the United States. In this
article, Judge Leonard Edwards discusses the negative impact the existence of
juvenile justice records may have on an adult, and proposes recommendations that
will minimize the impact of these records on adults.

The Consequences and Harm of Mandatory Reporting for Young People
Emily Austin and Shannon Perez-Darby
Many people who work with survivors of gender-based violence will also come in
contact with sexual assault mandatory reporting laws in their states and
jurisdictions. For all the good intentions wrapped up in states’ mandatory
reporting laws, it remains true that mandatory reporting causes harm. It forces
vulnerable communities and individuals into contact with systems that
historically and currently have not been safe for them. This forced reporting
separates children from families and support networks, and it chills and
prevents outreach for help because of the threat of what can happen to one’s
family and community.  This article examines specific examples of how mandatory
reporting harms people who already face disparate impacts, in policing and
incarceration rates, and advocates for limiting its use in favor of more
trauma-informed responses.

Juvenile Justice Cognitive Behavioral Interventions
Barry Glick and Reginald Prince
The authors, with a combined 40 years in implementing cognitive behavioral
therapies with young people, outline the fundamental principles and practices
for the use of CBT in a juvenile justice setting.

317,793 People Were Arrested for Marijuana Possession in 2020 Despite the
Growing Legalization Movement
Katharine Neill Harris
Marijuana is now legal in 19 states, and that number will continue to grow.  Yet
arrests for possession still exceed a quarter of a million annually, and many of
those arrested are juveniles.

First Grader Who Shot Teacher in Virginia Is Among the Youngest School Shooters
in US History
David Riedman
David Riedman, creator of the K-12 School Shooting Database
(https://k12ssdb.org), discusses the relative rarity of school shooters under
age 10 and the likely aftermath of the event.

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