It’s a complicated problem: how can the state help stop inner-city youths from getting ensnared in a cycle of violence, which can lead to incarceration or even death?
The Governor’s Commission on Youth and Urban Violence was created last March to review the causes of urban violence and to come up with solutions. In January, the panel, whose membership includes a number of public-sector attorneys and law school professors, released its draft report, which makes recommendations that seem to build on Gov. Dannel Malloy’s proposed juvenile justice reforms.
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