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Archive: Reasonable Efforts and Court Improvement: Part 1

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Channel: UW Video · 2014 · Education

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In this overview of the current juvenile court system, retired judge Leonard P. Edwards, a Judge-in-Residence with the California Administrative Office of the Courts, outlines the types of problems that riddle the current system. Through the use of hypotheticals, various models used around the nation and personal experience, Edwards leads an informative and engaging conversation about the challenges of our state's and nation's juvenile court systems. This program is sponsored by the University of Washington School of Law's Court Improvement Training Academy (CITA).

The Honorable Leonard P. Edwards, (Ret.), judge-in-residence, California AOC Center for Family, Children and the Courts

06/11/2008
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