An investigation by the Texas Juvenile Justice Department found that officers at a detention center in Dallas kept kids isolated for days and falsified logs […]
Staffers falsified paperwork meant to check up on children detained in county’s Juvenile Department, state inspectors find By Chase Rogers and Maggie Prosser – Staff
By TJJD Communications Two TJJD executives have been accepted into the upcoming class of the prestigious Governor’s Executive Development Program, a three-week intensive training for
Ellison and Jones selected to attend Governor’s Executive Development Program Read More »
By Barbara Kessler, TJJD Communications N.W. was always athletic and fast, and he was fastest when playing football. He played as a boy with his
August 17, 2024 WASHINGTON DC – “Youth Justice By the Numbers,” a new report released Thursday by The Sentencing Project, finds a 75 percent decline
The Sentencing Project’s New Report Refutes Public Assumption Youth Offending Increasing Read More »
By David N. Krough, TJJD Communications Recreation is more than fun and games for youth at TJJD – it’s a daily chance to stay fit,
TJJD youth build muscles and strengthen social skills during recreation time Read More »
By Barbara Kessler, TJJD Communications Coach Henry L. Thomas, the athletic director at Gainesville State School, has a motto – “We can accomplish great things
August 12, 2024 Governor JB Pritzker today signed into law Senate Bill 3463, an amendment to the Juvenile Court Act, which creates a clear process
Pritzker Signs Legislation Increasing Opportunity For Juveniles Seeking Expungement Read More »
August 11, 2024 Texas Juvenile Justice Department officials said Friday they already were implementing changes that address 40 of the 48 recommendations in a scathing
August 1, 2024 Federal investigators accuse TJJD of engaging in a “pattern of abuse” at its five secure facilities across the state: Evins Regional Juvenile
July 30, 2024 Workforce/Staffing (The Center Square) – Spokane and other counties statewide are teaming up to sue the Washington State Department of Children, Youth
Spokane joins Washington’s 38 other counties in suing the state Read More »
By David Krough, TJJD Communications and Kevelle Wasson, volunteer services coordinator for parole Deborah Linder – TJJD Parole Officer By David Krough, TJJD Communications Deborah
