Alabama Youth Justice Coalition
@alyouthjustice
The Alabama Youth Justice Coalition works to create a fairer juvenile justice system for all of Alabama’s youth.
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06-12-2017 19:16:39
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Thank you to Vivian Davis Figures for her work on juvenile justice reform. Alabama should pass HB132, which will reduce the number of kids held in custody by 21%. #alpolitics Crime and Justice Institute
Alabama's HB132 would save up $26 million for reinvestment in community-based services -- a more effective response to youth behavior. #alpolitics ACLU of Alabama Crime and Justice Institute
My op-ed today: 17 year-olds should be presumptively treated in the juvenile system Right On Crime Mackinac Center Texas Public Policy Foundation R Street Institute ACUF for Justice Jason Pye Raise The Age Michigan @USJusticeAction Arnold Ventures JJIE News Texas Appleseed CSG Justice Center Gene Wu freep.com/story/opinion/… via Detroit Free Press
"Studies from New York to Florida have found lower re-offense rates among comparable 17-year-olds processed in the juvenile system, as opposed to the adult system." -Marc A. Levin 🇺🇸🇺🇦 #alpolitics freep.com/story/opinion/…
Thanks to legislators like @SenCamWard & Vivian Davis Figures, Alabama is considering HB132 which would ensure that AL's juvenile justice system is restorative and rehabilitative. #alpolitics
Thank you @SenCamWard for supporting juvenile justice reform (HB132) as one of the many solutions necessary to address Alabama's prison crisis. #alpolitics Crime and Justice Institute Marc A. Levin 🇺🇸🇺🇦 Right On Crime
#Alabama juvenile justice reforms would keep more kids close to home & family, reduce recidivism and lower costs to taxpayers Right On Crime @SenCamWard Texas Public Policy Foundation R Street Institute American Legislative Exchange Council Alabama Youth Justice Coalition Jake Horowitz AFP-Alabama Alabama Policy Vincent Schiraldi Jason Pye alreporter.com/2019/04/30/sen…
"Watching black kids enter his court was nothing new to Judge Steven Teske. Watching them enter shackled, shuffling across the floor wasn’t new either." More from this powerful article in Atlanta Journal-Constitution written by Gracie Staples: on-ajc.com/2UYiiCf #YouthJustice
Alabama incarcerates too many young people, increasing the likelihood they'll reoffend as adults and harming public safety. #YesOnHB132 #alpolitics Southern Poverty Law Center Crime and Justice Institute
Black youth are more likely to receive overly harsh punishments in Alabama's juvenile justice system than white youth. #YesOnHB132 #alpolitics Crime and Justice Institute
Juvenile justice should be restorative and rehabilitative. Reforms that keep children close to home and their families would reduce recidivism and save taxpayer money. Alabama Youth Justice Coalition #alpolitics
Alabama needs to rethink its approach to juvenile justice. Marc A. Levin 🇺🇸🇺🇦 American Legislative Exchange Council #YesOnHB132 #alpolitics