| CJCJ: Juvenile Justice Information Center: Information, analysis, and opinion on juvenile justice issues and reform, with particular focus on California. |
| CYA Goes to Reform School: Article explaining the reforms the California Youth Authority is undertaking following a court settlement, and explaining why California is adopting a Missouri model for youth corrections. |
| Frontline: Juvenile Justice: PBS Frontline's examination of whether serious young offenders should go to the criminal justice system to be tried as adults, or be handled in the juvenile justice system. |
| Frontline: Little Criminals: PBS Frontline's report on the treatment of very young offenders. |
| How Tough Should Juvenile Justice Be?: Article from the Christian Science Monitor. |
| Justice for Juveniles: Grass roots group of concerned parents, teachers, legal professionals and others dedicated to ending the prosecution and adjudication of children as adults. Includes current news and forums about specific cases. |
| Juvenile Justice Foundation Of The Carolinas: Advocates fair adjudication for youth being tried as adults. Includes research articles and forums, with news about current cases. [Uses Flash] |
| Juvenile Prosecutors Are Not Criminal Prosecutors: An article arguing that the role of juvenile prosecutors is different from the role of criminal prosecutors. |
| Juveniles on Alabama's Death Row.: Information on juveniles on Alabama's death row, and an argument that juveniles should not be executed. |
| Juveniles Tried and Sentenced as Adults: Links to articles, agencies, organizations and websites dealing with whether juveniles should be tried and sentenced as adults. |
| MacArthur Foundation Research Network on Adolescent Development and Juvenile Justice: Background information and discussions of ongoing investigations on topics such as adolescent decision-making and culpability, competence to stand trial, and impact of sanctions on juveniles. |
| National Center for Mental Health and Juvenile Justice: Information arguing the mental health needs of youth in the juvenile justice system are not being met, and suggestions for how to better serve delinquent youth with mental health problems. |
| Race and Outcome of Criminal Cases: Reports portraying juveniles differently may lead to tougher sentencing recommendations for blacks. |
| Resources for Change in Juvenile Justice with Young People: Resources on juvenile injustice to motivate young people who aren't locked up to fight for those who are incarcerated. |
| The Beat Within: A publication of writing and art from inside juvenile hall. |
| The National Center on Education, Disability and Juvenile Justice: Information arguing that minors with disabilities are overrepresented in the juvenile justice system, and suggestions on how to properly handle such cases. |
| The W. Haywood Burns Institute: National organization working to reduce overrepresentation of youth of color in the juvenile justice system. |
| Youth Violence Risk Assessment: This site provides information on the Structured Assessment of Violence Risk in Youth (SAVRY), an applied risk assessment tool for use with adolescents. Also provides links to other Youth Violence Resources. |
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