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VOICED: Giving America's teens a fair trial

VOICED: Giving America's teens a fair trial

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10th Grade - University

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The McCullum Youth Court in Oakland is a program for first-time youth offenders, aiming to divert them from the juvenile justice system using restorative justice. The program involves peer trials where youth offenders serve as jurors, providing sentences like community service. It is cost-effective, significantly cheaper than traditional juvenile systems, and has a low recidivism rate. Many participants pursue careers in law and social work. The program is expanding to nearby cities, offering a positive alternative to the justice system.

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1.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What is the primary goal of the McCullum Youth Court program?

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2.

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How does the peer trial process work in the McCullum Youth Court?

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What are some of the consequences for youth offenders participating in the program?

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What are the financial implications of the McCullum program compared to the juvenile justice system?

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How has the McCullum Youth Court program impacted the future of participants like Pairoj Sansri?

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