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Delinquency Projects and Information
The Center for Families, Children & the Courts (CFCC), Administrative Office of the Courts is involved in many juvenile delinquency projects aimed at improving the juvenile justice system. This site serves to:
- Update on local and national education and trainings or other events
New Event: National Center for Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) 72nd Annual Conference
July 12-15, 2008, in Chicago, IL
NCJFCJ focuses on the improvement of juvenile and family justice, and their annual conference features many workshops related to delinquency-as well as other juvenile and family law topics - Offer easy access to delinquency resources and publications through an "information clearinghouse"
Recent Publications: The Juvenile Delinquency Court Assessment 2008 is a comprehensive research study of the California delinquency court system based on surveys and focus groups conducted with delinquency court professionals and court users. Click here to view the final report.
- Reports on promising and model practices in juvenile delinquency courts and other programs
Current Program: Model Policies for Juvenile Justice and Substance Abuse Treatment: A Report by Reclaiming Futures, which combines system reforms, treatment improvement and community engagement to help teenagers caught in the cycle of drugs, alcohol and crime.
- Provide brief descriptions of CFCC projects and programs
- Provide links for other information on juvenile delinquency