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Texas County Credits Programs, Focus on Attitudes for Drop in Juvenile Referrals
By jjie.org - James Swift
Published: 05/15/2013

Since 2009, the number of juvenile court referrals in Bell County, Texas has plummeted from 1,365 to 857 β€” a decrease of almost 40 percent over the last four years. During the same timeframe, the county β€” home to more than 300,000 people β€” has seen its juvenile felony cases decrease by a quarter, falling from 202 in 2009 to just 153 in 2012.

According to Judge Ed Johnson, a juvenile court judge in the central Texas county for more than a quarter century, family relationships and how communities respond to young people displaying delinquent behavior is pivotal in the rehabilitation process of young offenders.

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