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In 2017, Utah's state legislature enacted sweeping reforms that aimed to reduce the state's population of incarcerated youth by nearly 47 percent by 2022.
The changes will free up nearly $70 million over the next five years, funds that will be reinvested into evidence-based practices.
Participants will learn more about these reforms, how they came to be, and what the implementation process looks like.
What made legislators interested in reforming juvenile justice, and what role has the State Advisory Group played in passing and implementing the bill?
The changes will free up nearly $70 million over the next five years, funds that will be reinvested into evidence-based practices.
Participants will learn more about these reforms, how they came to be, and what the implementation process looks like.
What made legislators interested in reforming juvenile justice, and what role has the State Advisory Group played in passing and implementing the bill?
Date Created: February 3, 2021