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American kids keep getting shot. Now they’re also increasingly competing for help
In Memphis, programs to help at-risk youths work overtime to make sure they don’t get lost in the criminal justice system One Friday afternoon in late July, at the Shelby county juvenile court in Memphis , a 14-year-old boy waited to…
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In Memphis, community programs aimed at preventing at‑risk youth from entering the criminal‑justice system are intensifying their efforts. On a Friday afternoon in late July, a 14‑year‑old boy appeared at the Shelby County Juvenile Court awaiting a decision on whether he could be released from detention before his birthday. He faced an assault charge, prompting the programs to intervene and ensure he does not become lost in the system.
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