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I noticed a few stories related to juvenile justice and the Texas Youth Commission that may interest Grits readers: From the Beaumont Enterprise:What does it take to reform a reformatory?How offenders graduate from TYCScenes from a juvenile detention centerFrom the Texas Tribune:Youth advocates worry cuts will put more in prisonAlso, a piece of property bequeathed to the state for use by orphans may soon be transferred from TYC to the Department of Family Protective Services under legislation by Rep. Will Hartnett, though it's a matter of some controversy, since some locals would prefer the property go to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.Full post as published by Grits for Breakfast on February 23, 2011 (boomark / email).
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