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Youth Justice Fellows Program

NCSL’s first Youth Justice Fellows Program is a year-long, peer-learning opportunity designed to support legislators who are experienced or emerging leaders on youth justice issues, including: age of juvenile court jurisdiction, adolescent brain development, alternatives to detention and incarceration, due process protections, diversion and reducing system involvement, conditions of confinement, sentencing and juvenile life without parole.

Capital Punishment Legislation Database

This searchable database allows you to view enacted legislation related to capital punishment, including execution methods and procedures, trial and appellate procedures, aggravating and mitigating factors, intellectual disability and mental illness, repeal and reinstatement, ballot measures, resolutions and studies of the death penalty and other significant enactments.
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