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Dallas News on 2018-10-15 09:02

The Texas Juvenile Justice Department is making great changes, and 17-year-olds should benefit too

Thanks to changes by Camille Cain, executive director of the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, children housed in youth justice facilities will...

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