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Toward a Trauma-Responsive Juvenile Justice System.

Jean L Steinberg¹, William L Lassiter²

¹director, Clinical Services and Programs, North Carolina Department of Public Safety, Division of Adult Correction and Juvenile Justice, Juvenile Justice Section, Raleigh, North Carolina jean.steinberg@ncdps.gov.

North Carolina Medical Journal

|March 23, 2018

Summary

Childhood traumatic stress significantly impacts adolescent delinquency and reoffending. North Carolina

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Area of Science:

Child Psychology
Criminology
Trauma Studies

Background:

Childhood traumatic stress is a known predictor of adolescent delinquency, influencing offense severity and recidivism.
The Juvenile Justice Section of North Carolina's Department of Public Safety has evolved its approach over ten years.
The transition has been from trauma-informed care to trauma-responsive care models.

Discussion:

Implementing trauma-responsive care in juvenile justice settings requires systemic changes.
Challenges include staff training, policy adaptation, and sustained commitment.
Effective trauma-responsive care can mitigate the negative impacts of childhood stress on justice-involved youth.

Key Insights:

Adolescent delinquency is strongly linked to early life trauma experiences.
A shift from merely acknowledging trauma to actively responding to its effects is crucial.
Systemic trauma-responsive interventions show promise in reducing reoffending rates.

Outlook:

Continued research is needed to evaluate the long-term effectiveness of trauma-responsive care.
Further development of evidence-based practices for juvenile offenders with trauma histories is essential.
Dissemination of lessons learned can inform juvenile justice systems nationwide.