Policing and Punishing Childhood

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The answer, then, is not to simply reform the system of punishment, but to stop surveilling and punishing kids and instead invest in the things that set kids up for success, like education, family support, and access to healthcare. We need to start seeing children as children, not as criminals, and giving them the tools…

The Fight for Reproductive Justice After Dobbs: Race and Reproduction as Carceral Tools

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This paper analyzes how race and reproductive healthcare are used as carceral tools of racial oppression that emanate from slavery. I argue that both mass incarceration and the denial of reproductive health services for Black women must be abolished as a way of abolishing vestiges of slavery. Part II contextualizes the historical control of Black…

NJDC’s Remarks at Players Coalition Press Conference

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On January 30th, 2019, the Players Coalition Charitable Foundation unveiled its 2019 plan to impact racial and social inequality and also announced its 2018-19 support of six national non-profit organizations at a press conference. Players Coalition Co-Founders Anquan Boldin and Malcolm Jenkins presented the Coalition’s direction for the next year. At the press conference, NJDC…

Where Are There Statewide Bans on Automatic Juvenile Shackling (2019)

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A list covering states that ban shackling young people and those that do not.

Eliminating Shackling in Juvenile Court: Continuing the Momentum (2019)

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A guide to states that ban indiscriminate shackling of young people and those that do not.

Motion for Child to Appear Free from Degrading and Unlawful Restraints (Florida)

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In re Amendments to the Tennessee Rules of Juvenile Procedure (2015)

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CAIJS Report on Shackling and Courtroom Safety (2016)

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Campaign Against Indiscriminate Juvenile Shackling Toolkit

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The Campaign Against Indiscriminate Juvenile Shackling (CAIJS), created in August 2014, works across the country to support advocates in their efforts to amend laws, court rules, policies and practices in their own states to end the automatic shackling of children in juvenile court. CAIJS is a project of the National Campaign to Reform State Juvenile…

Issue Brief-Campaign Against Indiscriminate Juvenile Shackling

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The Campaign Against Indiscriminate Juvenile Shackling (CAIJS), created in August 2014, works to support stakeholders, advocates, and policymakers in their efforts to amend laws, court rules, policies and practices in states to end the automatic shackling of children in juvenile court. The Campaign assists these groups in developing laws and policies that have a presumption…

Association of Prosecuting Attorneys Statement of Principles

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Alaska Shackling Reform Rule (2014)

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Utah Shackling Reform Bill 2015

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D.C. Administrative Order 15-07: Individual Determinations for the Use of Restraints on Respondents

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NCJFCJ Resolution Regarding Shackling of Children in Juvenile Court

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Hawaii Policy Limiting Shackling in Juvenile Court

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National Prevention Science Coalition to Improve Lives Youth Shackling Statement

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ABA Resolution & Report on Indiscriminate Juvenile Shackling (2015)

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National Center for Mental Health and Juvenile Justice Policy Statement on Indiscriminate Shackling of Juveniles in Court

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Child Welfare League of America Policy Statement: Juvenile Shackling

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Shackling Children in Court: Implications for Adolescent Development

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American Bar Association Resolution on Indiscriminate Juvenile Shackling

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CAIJS Shackling Reform Model Statute & Court Rule (2015)

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Model statute on shackling reform.

CAIJS Fact Sheet on Indiscriminate Juvenile Shackling

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Fact sheet on the use of shackling in youth court.

Shackling Children in Juvenile Court: The Growing Debate, Recent Trends, and the Way to Protect Everyone’s Interest

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