Juvenile justice: 'From nothing to something and then right back to nothing'

The mood was celebratory as Kentucky and federal officials crowded into the Capitol Rotunda on a cold January day in 2001 to announce the end of five years of federal oversight of the state’s problem-ridden juvenile justice system. “We’re never going to slide back to where we were in 1995,” said then-Juvenile Justice Commissioner Ralph […] The post Juvenile justice: ‘From nothing to something and then right back to nothing’ appeared first on Kentucky Lantern.

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