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Designing an Emerging Adult Justice Track in Manhattan’s Felony Alternative to Incarceration Court: Principles and Practices

Jun 22
Written by Lael Chester
Columbia Emerging Adult Justice ProjectPublications2023Age-Appropriate Programming and ServicesCommunity Services
Lael Chester
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The Emerging Adult Justice Project appreciates the past support of the following funders: Art For Justice Fund, Gardiner Howland Shaw Foundation, Open Philanthropy Project, Pinkerton Foundation, Spring Point Partners, Rosenberg Foundation, and William T. Grant Foundation. EAJP also greatly appreciates the Annie E. Casey Foundation's ongoing support of the Emerging Adult Justice Developmental Framework Project.

 

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