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Report: Youth prisons getting better |
By cantonrep.com - Andrew Welsh-Huggins |
Published: 12/26/2012 |
Some changes to the state’s youth prison system are a model for the nation, an annual report on the system concluded while highlighting continuing problems with gang violence, education classes and medical care. Department of Youth Services administrators have done commendable work reducing the number of offenders in secure confinement and spreading services for youthful offenders around Ohio, according to the report, released earlier this month by a court-appointed monitor. “I take great pride in the work we have done together to improve conditions in Ohio’s juvenile correctional facilities,” Will Harrell, monitor of an agreement between the state and youth advocates who sued over conditions in the system, wrote in the report. Read More. |
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