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The Enduring Use of Solitary, and New Proposed Limits That Will Likely Fail (Again)

Isolation’s damaging effects are widely known. But many facilities confine people — even youth — virtually all day, sometimes in shower stalls.

Closing Argument • 04.20.2024

The Parents Paying for Their Children’s Crimes

Experts warn about a wave of legal consequences for parents like the Crumbleys, while some states consider prosecutions for kids as young as 10.

Closing Argument • 04.13.2024

How Cuyahoga County Picks Attorneys to Represent Children

Ohio sets rules for fairly appointing attorneys and the qualifications they must meet to be paid.

Cleveland • 01.11.2024

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