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Getting out of South Carolina’s Juvenile Justice System
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Contents
Learning objectives
Introduction
Chapter 1
Entering the juvenile system
Chapter 2
Incarceration in South Carolina: The system
Chapter 3
Supporting incarcerated juveniles
Chapter 4
Life inside
Chapter 5
Recommendations for change
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