Juvenile and Family Court Journal
- Publisher:
- Wiley
- Publication date:
- 2021-02-01
- ISBN:
- 1755-6988
Issue Number
- No. 71-3, September 2020
- No. 71-2, June 2020
- No. 71-1, March 2020
- No. 70-4, December 2019
- No. 70-3, September 2019
- No. 70-2, June 2019
- No. 70-1, March 2019
- No. 69-4, December 2018
- No. 69-3, September 2018
- No. 69-2, June 2018
- No. 69-1, March 2018
- No. 68-4, December 2017
- No. 68-3, September 2017
- No. 68-2, June 2017
- No. 68-1, March 2017
- No. 67-4, December 2016
- No. 67-3, September 2016
- No. 67-2, June 2016
- No. 67-1, March 2016
- No. 66-4, September 2015
Latest documents
- Statement from the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges Regarding Safe Courts and Access to Justice During COVID‐19
- Message From The Managing Editor: Call for COVID‐19 Manuscripts Related To COVID‐19's Impact and System Responses
- Juvenile Drug Treatment Courts: Policy And Practice Scan
- Resolution Regarding Animal Cruelty and its Link to Other Forms of Violence
- There Can Be No Justice Without Compassion A Message from the NCJFCJ President of the Board of Directors and CEO
- Issue Information
- Resolution Regarding Access to Medication‐Assisted Treatment for Adolescents and Adults in the Juvenile and Family Justice System
- Resolution Regarding Sex Offender Registration Requirements For Youth Younger Than Age 18
- Juvenile and Family Court Judges’ Knowledge and Attitudes About Sex Trafficking of Minors: Associations with Gender, Race, and U.S. Region
- Adolescents and Sexual Violations Online
Featured documents
- A Clinical‐Corrections Approach: The Failure of a Residential Juvenile Delinquency Treatment Center
- A Springboard For The Next Decade
- Editor's Note to Authors
- System Change through Collaboration…Eight Steps for Getting from There to Here
- Juvenile Detention Facilities: Summary Report of a Second National Survey
- Learning Disability is Not a Defense to Delinquent Acts
- Menacing or Mimicking? Realities of Youth Gangs
- Conference Call
- WINNING THE BATTLES AND THE WARS. An evaluation of comprehensive, community‐based delinquency prevention programming
- IV. Unique Role of the Court