Explain what you as a group recommend

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Policy: Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act- Focus -Keeping Juvenile Offenders out of the Adult Prison System. 2-3 minute summary of what needs to change. Use all the information from what you have been gathering and processing to explain what you as a group recommend.

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