Rights, Race, and Reform

Explore the intricate evolution of the juvenile justice system in "Rights, Race, and Reform" by Laura Cohen, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2018. This compelling hardback spans 322 pages and delves into the significant changes that have shaped the landscape of juvenile law since the landmark re Gault decision. More than 50 years after this pivotal case transformed the US juvenile court system, Cohen analyzes the ongoing reforms and their impact on children and their legal status within today's society. A must-read for anyone interested in juvenile delinquency, legal rights, and social reform, this book offers valuable insights into the intersection of rights, race, and legal developments. Don't miss the opportunity to understand the complexities and challenges that continue to influence juvenile justice.