Youth & Juvenile Justice examines how the legal system addresses crimes, misconduct, and rehabilitation for individuals who are not yet adults. It covers juvenile courts, detention facilities, diversion programs, age-based legal distinctions, and the specialized procedures used to assess accountability and support developmental needs. This subtopic also explores contributing social factors, family involvement, educational interventions, and the long-term goals of reducing recidivism and guiding young people toward positive outcomes.

It’s a space for understanding how justice operates differently for youth and how communities, courts, and support systems work together to balance accountability with rehabilitation. Users can discuss case examples, compare approaches across jurisdictions, and gain insight into the programs, policies, and challenges that shape juvenile justice in practice.