CHICAGO -- In a scathing new report, a group of juvenile justice experts said the Cook County Juvenile Temporary Detention Center - a five-story fortress with courtrooms and a public school that houses as many as 175 youths on any given day on Chicago's West Side - should be permanently shut down and replaced with smaller, community-based facilities focused on rehabilitation.

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