Jeff Hobbs, "Children of the State"

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Mar 27, 2023

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Bestselling author and journalist Jeff Hobbs discusses his book "Children of the State," which looks at the workings of the juvenile justice system in the United States. Mr. Hobbs focuses on three juvenile programs – in San Francisco; Wilmington, Delaware; and New York City – that handle minors at different stages of the juvenile justice process.
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Jeff Hobbs, "Children of the State"

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