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After the Doors Were Locked: California’s juvenile justice history; JJS supports youth on Polynesia Violence Prevention Day; CJCJ participates in Monterey County Proposition 47 town hall

As critics fault Proposition 47 for a spike in crime — which reduced some minor offenses from felonies to misdemeanors — the East Bay Express cites expert criminologists and CJCJ to explain why the claim is problematic. 

CJCJ clients gain leadership skills and enjoy the outdoors; Realignment and crime in 2014: California’s violent crime in decline; Youth of color visit state representatives to discuss key legislation

A new report from CJCJ analyzes the increased Realigned population’s effect on county crime and finds that there is no causal relationship. 

Sacramento News & Review interviews CJCJ’s Mike Males on his report The Plummeting Arrest Rates of California’s Children” detailing the dramatic decline in youth arrests over the past 30 years.