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The Recycling of Juvenile Offenders: A Pre-Reform Baseline
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The Recycling of Juvenile Offenders: A Pre-Reform Baseline
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Bryl, Jason
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Texas. Criminal Justice Policy Council (Austin, TX)
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Published 2000.
38 pages.
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"[A] subsequent contact rate with the juvenile or adult system is calculated for juveniles disposed before the [Texas juvenile justice] reforms were adopted [in 1995] (p. i)." This report provides information regarding: an overview and discussion of methodology; juvenile characteristics; results; and subsequent contact in the adult system. Fifty-four percent of juvenile offenders had subsequent contact with the criminal justice system two years after their initial disposition.
Accession Number: 016344
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