Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice

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In 1985, CJCJ originated as the Western Regional office of the National Center on Institutions and Alternatives (NCIA), based in San Francisco, California. In 1991, CJCJ established separately from NCIA and obtained 501(c)(3) status. In 1997, CJCJ created the Justice Policy Institute (JPI), to conduct policy work from a social justice perspective in both its west and east coast offices. In 2003, JPI became its own 501(3)(c) nonprofit on the east coast. In 2012, the agency merged with the San Francisco-based Northern California Service League (NCSL), a 64-year-old agency providing high-quality community-based re-entry services to ex-offenders.

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Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice

Présentations

1. official crime measures

12. effective juvenile justice intervention

2. unoffical measures of delinquency

3. classical criminology

4. 19th century positivism and origins of eugenics

5. delinquency and modern science

6. delinquency environmental and theories

7. evolution of the juvenile justice system updated

8. the juvenile court movement

9. juvenile court precedents

10. juvenile justice flowchart

1. historical foundations for community corrections

2. the 19th century roots of community corrections

3. sentencing and probation practice

4. evolution of parole

5. intermediate sanctions II

6. domestic batterer

6. special needs of the female offender

6. special needs offenders - substance abusers

7. collateral consequences of conviction

1. evolution of state role in treatment of children

2. origins of the house of refuge movement

3. preventive agencies and reform schools 1850 1890

5. cal juv court

5. the early juvenile court

6. history cya1

10. california’s prison industrial complex and the perpetual crisis

11. plata coleman

11. juvenile training schools

8. the future of community corrections in california