The ‘Broken Windows’ theory, once a cornerstone of proactive policing strategies, suggested that maintaining urban environments in an orderly state could deter more serious crimes. However, this theory has faced substantial criticism and scrutiny over the years. Recent discussions argue that it has been effectively debunked, yet it continues to influence policing practices. This persistence raises crucial considerations for family court administrators as they navigate the complexities of juvenile justice and reform efforts. Delve deeper into the discussion and consider the broader implications for our justice systems by reading the full article here.
April 26, 2024 Juvenile Justice Training Recording
Explore Dr. Jodi Petersen’s insights on applying evidence-based practices for juvenile delinquency interventions, including quality assurance and risk assessments.
