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Rights, Race, and Reform: 50 Years of Child Advocacy in the Juvenile Justice System |
Kristin Henning; Laura Cohen; Ellen Marrus
Routledge
Rights, Race, and Reform: 50 Years of Child Advocacy in the Juvenile Justice System
Busting the “juvenile super-predator” myth
Authors

Laura Cohen; Jane Spinak

ARI Id

1665806515717_13803061

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

269-284

DOI

10.4324/9781315105901-16

Table of Contents of Book
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Gault: then and 50 years later
1-75
The many stories of In re Gault
Zawadi Baharanyi; Randy Hertz
2-19
Arizona before and after In re Gault: has Arizona realized the promises of In re Gault?
Ellen Marrus; Chris Phillis
20-29
Toward equal recognition, authority, and protection: legal and extra-legal advocacy for black youth in the juvenile justice system
Kristin Henning; Jenadee Nanini; Geoff Ward
30-50
A new juvenile jurisprudence: how adolescent development research and relentless defense advocacy revolutionized criminal law and jurisprudence
Eduardo Ferrer
51-75
Juvenile defense: models of representation
76-183
The due process revolution in juvenile court – New York and the early years after Gault
Martin Guggenheim
77-98
Gault’s ripple effect: the founding of Juvenile Law Center
Robert Schwartz
99-113
Specializing in juvenile defense: the D. C. Public Defender Service as a case study
Kristin Henning; Randy Hertz; Hannah McElhinny
114-127
The role of law school clinics in implementing the Gault decision
Wallace Mlyniec; Meghan Strong
128-153
Raising the bar: improving the model of defense representation for adolescents prosecuted in adult courts
Nancy Ginsburg
154-168
Building a national juvenile defense community: the National Juvenile Defender Center
Patricia Puritz
169-183
Challenges and reform
184-284
Being David: the future of juvenile defense and the Goliath of youth injustice
Mary Ann Scali
185-198
Pride and prejudice: juvenile defenders for racial justice 50 years after Gault
Kristin Henning; Erin Keith
199-216
Gerald Gault meet Brendan Dassey: preventing juvenile false and coerced confessions in the twenty-first century 1
Laura Nirider; Megan Crane; Steven Drizin
217-226
No more “desert Devil’s Island”: the right to counsel for incarcerated children
Laura Cohen; Sandra Simkins
227-251
Gault at 50: what juvenile defenders can do to dismantle the youth prison model
Liz Ryan; Carmen Daugherty
252-268
Busting the “juvenile super-predator” myth
Laura Cohen; Jane Spinak
269-284
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