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Raise the Age falling short on transforming troubled youth

The programming that was supposed to support the state s Raise the Age statute, which was.

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Nassau, Suffolk teens charged with felonies often housed upstate for lack of local facilities

Nassau, Suffolk teens charged with felonies often housed upstate for lack of local facilities
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Secretive Family Court panel members subject to $10K fines

Secretive Family Court panel members subject to $10K fines
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NY s youth prisons had far more suspected COVID-19 cases than previously known

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New York stays quiet with COVID-19 data for juvenile detention centers

Michael Fitzgerald The Imprint Editor s note: This story was co-published with The Imprint, an independent, nonprofit daily news publication covering child welfare, juvenile justice, mental health and educational issues. Visit imprintnews.org to learn more. As the coronavirus tore through the country last year, New York state officials relied on testing to keep people safe in prisons, nursing homes, schools and other group facilities. Statewide, 13,000 prisoners had been tested by September 2020. Youth accused of crimes awaiting trial in New York City were also regularly tested, with results guiding local health officialsâ efforts to contain infectious spread from cramped quarters out into the community.

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