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Youth
Crime in Chicago |
This issue of One City publishes the results of the Council’s citywide survey of 1,500 adults in Chicago about attitudes concerning youth crime and the Juvenile Court. This issue of One City also announces a community collaboration between the Council and four community-based organizations to develop community-driven solutions to reduce youth crime and reform the Juvenile Court.
Articles:
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From the Council by Lucretia A. Bailey |
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Youth Crime
in Chicago Survey: Executive Summary by Matthew Smith and Lucretia A. Bailey |
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Kids These Days
Are Not as Bad as Advertised by Frederick H. Lowe |
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Youth Crime
in Chicago: Attitudes, Perceptions, and Public Policy—A Survey of 1,500 Adults in Chicago Commissioned by the Chicago Council on Urban Affairs |
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Color-Tinted
Policing by Frederick H. Lowe |
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Color-Blind
Justice? by Frederick H. Lowe |
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Two Boys by Frederick H. Lowe |
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After School by Frederick H. Lowe |
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In the Best
Interests of the Child by Frederick H. Lowe |
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