Juvenile Trends
Washtenaw County Will No Longer Prosecute Juveniles for Low-Level Offenses
In a Detroit New article titled “Washtenaw prosecutor won’t charge juveniles for low-level crimes” Oralandar Brand-Williams reports that newly elected Washtenaw County prosecutor, Eli [...]
MCJJ Member Joseph Ryan Recognized for Role on Committee
Joseph Ryan, a member of MCJJ and professor of social work at the University of Michigan, was recently highlighted for his work with MCJJ [...]
MCJJ Youth Member Pursuing Career in Law Enforcement
In a Daily News article titled "Lakeview graduate pursuing career in law enforcement" Brandon Schreur writes about MCJJ youth member Antonio Leija's career interest [...]
OJJDP’s Police & Youth Engagement Project: Supporting the Role of Law Enforcement in Juvenile Justice System Improvement
The Coalition for Juvenile Justice (CJJ) is looking for young people who are interested in applying to participate in an institute that will focus [...]
Gov. Rick Snyder makes appointments to the Michigan Committee on Juvenile Justice
Thursday, March 29, 2018 Gov. Rick Snyder today announced the initial appointments to the restructured Michigan Committee on Juvenile Justice. Created by Executive Order [...]
MCJJ Currently Looking for Youth Members Ages 24 and Under
The Michigan Committee on Juvenile Justice is currently looking for youth members ages 24 and under who might be interested in serving on the [...]