AB 124 aims to support survivors of violence, including domestic violence and human trafficking, by providing trauma-informed charging, sentencing, and

NCYL is working to thoughtfully implement the historic passage of SB 823 (2020), the law that signaled California’s intention to

AB 503 improves outcomes for youth by minimizing the time they spend on probation, and tailoring probation conditions to meet

SB 532 offers additional opportunities to achieve a high school diploma for youth experiencing homelessness, youth in foster care, students

SB 493 improves the Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act by ensuring adequate oversight, equitable decision-making, and effective investments prioritizing our

In 2017, California passed SB 395, a law that prohibits police from interrogating youth under age 16 until the youth

As recent reforms have expanded diversion programs throughout California and increased youth’s access to services and supports outside of the

Numerous studies have shown that probation involvement – including excessive supervision and services for youth who have not been charged