J. C. (1995). Juvenile Justice | National Institute of Corrections It is critical to exam the similarities and the differences of these types of treatment so that juvenile justice • Andrews and colleagues 1990 analysis . PDF Implementing Restorative Justice in Texas' Juvenile Justice System Each of the profiled programs - in varying degrees and to varying levels of success - seek to reach inside the wire to make prisoners' lives more suc-cessful on the outside. Youth Offenders From 1999 to 2008, the overall rate of youth under the age of 18 involved in the juvenile justice system declined, but individual rates and changes in these rates vary. Data were coilected from nine young aduit participants who had satisfied their court-ordered sanctions in different . Frequently used terms when discussing post-release programs include evidence-based, best practice, research-based and innovative practice. Successful Interprofessional Treatment of Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis ... Download full-text PDF Read full-text Citations (240) References (84) Abstract A meta-analysis of 46 studies of intervention programs for juvenile delinquents revealed a significant difference. PDF Prevention and Intervention Programs for Juvenile Offenders implement effective programs, to minimize the duplication of this information in this document. The review will examine various parent-engagement programs, the curriculum, and outcomes across students from preschool (ages 4-5), primary/elementary (ages 6-12), and secondary education (ages 13-19); (2) provide empirical data on best practices; and (3) identify possible reasons for the success or failure of these programs. Promising Approaches for Addressing Juvenile Crime (pdf) . Research conducted by Doris MacKenzie and others find that rehabilitation programs that have shown to be effective include the following. The AMI programs boast recidivism rates that are far lower than Only rarely do juvenile intervention programs themselves measure their outcomes, and the few evaluations that are carried out do not usually produce reliable findings.9 The "gold standard" for evaluations in the social sciences—experiments that compare