It has been 127 years since the creation of the first juvenile court, based on the straightforward concept that youth are not miniature adults and have a capable growth mindset. While the ideals of ...

Best known for his groundbreaking work with Cash Money Records as part of the original Hot Boys, Juvenile first made waves with the platinum-certified 400 Degreez (1998), featuring classics like “Ha” ...

Juvenile, one of New Orleans’ most influential voices and a pioneering architect of Southern rap, is back with a powerful new chapter in his career. Following the success of his summer anthem “Hot Boy ...

Juveniles who participated in a Cook County court program that defers prosecution while offering social services were charged with new criminal offenses at lower rates than their peers, according to ...

Federal civil rights investigation into KY juvenile detention centers remains active as of August 2025. DOJ probe follows audit, lawsuits and news reports about abuse and neglect. State officials seek ...

With over 30 years in the rap game, most of which have been spent with the Cash Money Records army, Juvenile is a seasoned veteran. The 50-year-old rapper is still in the field. Having reinvigorated ...

Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) encompasses a group of pediatric inflammatory arthritides that includes oligoarticular JIA, polyarticular JIA, systemic JIA, psoriatic JIA, and enthesitis-related ...

Juvenile arthritis is a disease in which there is inflammation (swelling) of the synovium in children aged 16 or younger. The synovium is the tissue that lines the inside of joints. Juvenile arthritis ...

Massachusetts has long been recognized as a leader in juvenile justice reform. Yet, the latest findings from the Juvenile Justice Policy and Data (JJPAD) Board's 2024 Annual Report paint a troubling ...

A TRAIN ride to buy himself a birthday present would end with 15-year-old Justin locked up. This is what life is like inside prison for kids. That’s what Justin* was expecting soon after he began his ...

The number of Massachusetts youth held in juvenile detention has increased for the third consecutive year, disproportionately affecting Black and Hispanic kids, according to a new state report. The ...