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Doing it Right: Risk Assessment in Juvenile Justice

Published Apr 29, 2013, National Juvenile Justice Network (NJJN)

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Do you know how risk assessments can be used most effectively to avoid unnecessary incarceration and improve case planning for youth?

Check out the National Juvenile Justice Network's (NJJN) policy update,  "Doing it Right: Risk Assessment in Juvenile Justice," drawn from Risk Assessment in Juvenile Justice: A Guidebook for Implementation, from Models for Change.  

Click here to see all of NJJN's Models for Change-related publications.

Reform areas: Evidence-based practices

Categories: Screening/assessment

Tags: Evidence-Based Practices, National Juvenile Justice Network, NJJN

Uploaded Dec 12, 2013

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