Juvenile Justice

Explore the dark underbelly of the juvenile justice system, where young lives hang in the balance and reform battles with retribution.

The Juvenile Delinquency Myth: Why It's Time to Rethink Youth Crime

Vince Vanguard

Rethink youth crime by addressing systemic issues, mental health, and parental responsibility instead of labeling young people as delinquents.

Where Discipline Fails: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at State Reform Schools for Boys

KC Fairlight

State Reform Schools for Boys, which started in the 1800s in the US, aimed to reform delinquent boys but often achieved the opposite. How these institutions evolved speaks volumes about our stance on discipline and justice.

The State Reform School for Boys: A Glimpse into History and Hope

Martin Sparks

The State Reform School for Boys was a pioneering 19th-century institution focused on rehabilitating juvenile offenders through education and vocational training, setting the foundation for modern juvenile justice systems.

Reforming, Not Coddling: The Necessary Role of State Reform Schools for Boys

Vince Vanguard

Imagine the uproar: a place where accountability still reigns true, yet it's met with disdain by the touchy-feely crowd. Yes, that place is the State Reform School for Boys, championing responsibility over excuses since the 19th century.

The Western House of Refuge: A Glimpse into Reformative History

KC Fairlight

The Western House of Refuge in 1849 marked a pivotal shift towards rehabilitating juvenile offenders through education and skill-building, influencing modern juvenile justice systems.

Girls Behind Bars

KC Fairlight

This article highlights the urgent need for reform in the juvenile justice system to address the unique challenges faced by girls, emphasizing rehabilitation over punishment to break the cycle of incarceration.

Wetherby Young Offender Institution: A Glimpse into Rehabilitation

KC Fairlight

Wetherby Young Offender Institution in West Yorkshire focuses on rehabilitating young male offenders through education and skill development to reduce reoffending rates.