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When I die, they'll send me home : youth sentenced to life without parole in California / Human Rights Watch.

Van Pelt Library JC599.U5 B33 2008
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Back, Christine.
Contributor:
Calvin, Elizabeth.
Human Rights Watch (Organization)
Series:
Human Rights Watch. G ; v. 20, no. 1.
Human Rights Watch ; vol. 20 no. 1(G)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Juvenile detention--California.
Juvenile detention.
Juvenile corrections--California.
Juvenile corrections.
Life imprisonment--California.
Life imprisonment.
Juvenile justice, Administration of--California.
Juvenile justice, Administration of.
Prisoners--Civil rights.
California.
Prisoners--Civil rights--California.
Prisoners.
Physical Description:
100 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.
Other Title:
United States : when I die, they'll send me home
Youth sentenced to life without parole in California
Place of Publication:
New York : Human Rights Watch, 2008.
Summary:
Methodology -- Recommendations -- To the Governor of California -- To the California State Legislature -- To state and county officials -- To state judges -- To California District Attorneys -- To defense attorneys -- Teenagers sentenced to die in California prisons -- Why youth are serving life without parole in California -- Crimes that result in a life without parole sentence -- Unjust results -- Many youth sentenced to life without parole did not actually kill -- The worst racial disparity in the nation -- County sentencing practices differ -- Influence of peers -- Adult codefendants -- Legal representation that compromises justice -- The late teens and early twenties : a dramatic period for personal growth -- Teens' unique potential for change -- Personal experience of change -- Life inside prison -- Fear and violence -- Barriers to rehabilitative opportunities -- The financial cost of sentencing youth to life without parole in California -- The perspectives of victims -- What those serving life without parole want to say to the families of their victims.
Contents:
Summary
Methodology
Recommendations
To the Governor of California
To the California State Legislature
To state and county officials
To state judges
To California District Attorneys
To defense attorneys
Teenagers sentenced to die in California prisons
Why youth are serving life without parole in California
Crimes that result in a life without parole sentence
Unjust results
Many youth sentenced to life without parole did not actually kill
The worst racial disparity in the nation
County sentencing practices differ
Influence of peers
Adult codefendants
Legal representation that compromises justice
The late teens and early twenties : a dramatic period for personal growth
Teens' unique potential for change
Personal experience of change
Life inside prison
Fear and violence
Barriers to rehabilitative opportunities
The financial cost of sentencing youth to life without parole in California
The perspectives of victims
What those serving life without parole want to say to the families of their victims.
Notes:
"January 2008."
Cover title.
"This report was written and researched by Christine Back ... and Elizabeth Calvin."--P. 73
Includes bibliographical references.
OCLC:
192006236

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