ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this episode, I spoke with Attorney Ashley Meyer about the juvenile system in the United States. Drawing roots from the term "superpredator" in the 1990s, the juvenile system is certainly complex. With one part of the system treating youth for rehabilitation while another part charges youths as adults, join us as we discuss the complexities of the system, its effect on the youth, and what programs are out there to help these youth. Take a listen.
Content Warning: This episode contains references to crimes that may be upsetting for some listeners.
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