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Federal Mandates on Juveniles Detained With Adults (Part Two)

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11/06/03
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This brief report highlights state variations in how they meet federal mandates governing detention of juveniles with adults This is the second in a three-part series on this issue; this part discusses the time limits under which federal law allows juveniles to be detained in adult jails or lockups.

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