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Sunday, July 30, 2006

[USA] NEW JUVENILE HALL DELIVERS A MESSAGE SKYLIGHTS, SOFTER COLORS EVIDENT / Mercury News, 30 Jul 2006

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Karen de Sá
"New architecture for juvenile justice is nearing completion in the foothills of San Mateo County -- designed to give young offenders the support they need to turn away from crime and thrive.
At the county's new $148 million youth services complex, the premise is treatment, not punishment. Unlike other California counties that are greatly expanding their juvenile halls, San Mateo added only a few lockup beds and instead created homier settings for girls, substance abusers and the mentally ill. The juvenile hall is surrounded by a network of services for young people in trouble, from run-amok kids who exhaust their parents to teens who kill."

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