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ARTICLES<\/p>\n
Introduction to the 2015 Robert D\u2019 Agostino Symposium Edition: Decreasing Youth Incarceration Through Quality Juvenile Defense<\/a><\/p>\n The Critical Role of Post-Disposition Representation in Addressing the Needs of Incarcerated Youth<\/a><\/p>\n Juvenile Appeals: A Promising Legal Strategy to Reduce Youth Incarceration<\/a><\/p>\n What\u2019s Race Got to Do with It? Just About Everything: Challenging Implicit Bias to Reduce Minority Youth Incarceration in America<\/a><\/p>\n Courtroom, Classroom, Commitment: Using Special Education and Disability Rights to Keep Youth Out of Secure Facilities<\/a><\/p>\n Re-Entry and the Juvenile Defender<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n LEGISLATIVE SUMMARIES<\/p>\n Senate Bill 193: Uniform Interstate Family Support Act<\/a><\/p>\n Senate Bill 365: Fair Business Practices Act; Enact Offender Reentry Reforms as Recommended by the Georgia Council on Criminal Justice Reform<\/a><\/p>\n House Bill 21: Adoption; Postadoption Contact Agreements; Provide<\/a><\/p>\n House Bill 177: Social Services; School Personnel Required to Report Child Abuse Shall be Notified by Child Protective Agency Upon Receipt of Report and Completion of Investigation; Provide<\/a><\/p>\n