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Jeffrey Butts, Presentations

Building Juvenile Justice for the Future

Butts, Jeffrey A. (2011). Building a Juvenile Justice System for the Future. Presentation to the Michigan Family Impact Seminar, Michigan State Capitol. Lansing, MI: Michigan State University. Download Presentation

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