Post-Disposition

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Issue Brief-Advancing Post-Disposition Representation to Protect the Due Process Rights of Youth and Promote Positive Youth Outcomes

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Post-disposition advocacy encompasses a broad array of issues that affect adjudicated youth. Such advocacy may entail engaging in appellate work; monitoring and engaging in direct advocacy related to safety, conditions of confinement, and parole; monitoring the implementation of disposition plans and actively participating in review hearings to ensure that the court is accurately informed about…

Models for Change Innovation Brief: Addressing the Legal Needs of Youth After Disposition

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ABA Waiver Resolution and Report

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The Harmful Use of Isolation in Juvenile Facilities: The Need for Post-Disposition Representation

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Sample Motion Requesting Declassification or Reclassification on the Sex Offense Registry

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A sample motion from Ohio requesting declassification from the sex offense registry or reclassification to a lower tier registrant. This motion argues the child’s factual history of demonstrated success, the statutory factors to consider, and research on low recidivism rates and responsiveness to treatment for young people adjudicated of sex offenses.

The Gault Center et al. Amicus Brief, E.C. v. Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice

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This amicus brief by The Gault Center and others argues that Virigina curtails a child’s right to challenge the effectiveness of representation by defense counsel. Amici outline that habeas review is the only method that young people are able to protect their due process right to effective assistance of counsel, as no right exists to…

Juvenile Law Center, The Gault Center et al. Amicus Brief, In the Interest of O.S.

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This amici brief by Juvenile Law Center, Rutgers Legal Clinic, The Gault Center, and others argues trial courts retain jurisdiction post-disposition to modify or change dispositional orders that are contrary to the purpose of the juvenile code.  Further, the brief argues trial courts must provide oversight to ensure the safety of young people in abusive…