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Jul 17, 2024 14 min

WA state suspends intake for convicted juveniles

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Where do you put juvenile offenders when correctional facilities won’t take them? That’s the question many county judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement officials are facing after Washington’s Department of Children, Youth and Families closed both of the state’s youth correctional facilities to new inmates until further notice. To explain what’s happening and what it means for youth who are convicted of serious crimes, Soundside was joined by KUOW investigative reporter Ann Dornfeld. Guests: Ann Dornfeld, KUOW investigative reporter Related Links: KUOW - Conflict and confusion after state suspends intake for convicted juveniles WA suspends taking in sentenced youth at two detention centers | The Seattle Times

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