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Twenty five citizens tasked to address reforms
in juvenile justice
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Composition: 16 white/8 AA/2 Hispanic ... 18
male/8 female. Ran the gamut from ...
University Pres. ... law enforcement (2) ... juvenile judges (2) ...minority
advocates ... educators ... mental health expert ... physician ... business
men and women ... former juvenile offenders (2)
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Embraced by Governor, DJJ Secretary, Florida
Juvenile Justice Association, The Florida Network of Youth and Family
Services, and The Childrens Campaign
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Funded by state and national philanthropic
organizations (DuPont, Eckerd, JEHT)
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Conducted public hearings throughout Florida
Ft. Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Orlando, Ft. Myers, Tampa and Pensacola
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Evening town hall meetings for citizens to
provide comment. We received comments
from youth, parents, Juvenile Justice Boards and Councils, Providers, Law
Enforcement, Judges, State Attorneys, Public Defenders
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Presentations from state and national research
experts
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