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Instructions and Guidelines for Collecting and Recording Race and Ethnicity of Juveniles

Published Oct 14, 2006, National Center for Juvenile Justice, Children's Law and Policy, Patricia Torbet, and Hunter Hurst, Jr., National Center for Juvenile Justice; Mark Soler, Center for Childrens Law and Policy

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Provides instruction and guidance to local juvenile courts and probation departments on racial coding of juveniles involved in Pennsylvania's juvenile justice system in conjunction with reporting juvenile delinquency dispositions to the Juvenile Court Judges' Commission.

Reform areas: Racial-ethnic fairness/DMC

States: Pennsylvania

Uploaded Jan 13, 2009

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