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Bookmark or Share- The Dangers of Detention - Justice PolicyThis policy brief looks at the consequences of detention on young people, their families, and communities. This policy brief shows that, given the new findings that detaining youth may not make communities safer, the costs of needlessly detaining young people who do not need to be there are simply too high.
- ICE Detention Standards | ICEEach detention facility with an U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) contract must comply with one of several national detention standards: National Detention Standards (NDS), Performance-Based National Detention Standards (PBNDS), PBNDS 2011 (revised 2016), NDS 2019, and Family Residential Standards 2020.
- Alternatives to Detention and Confinement | Office of Juvenile Justice ...Community-based alternatives to secure detention and secure confinement are used to prevent youths from being placed outside of their homes. Residential alternatives include group homes, shelters, and residential treatment centers. These options often offer a residential placement without the secure environment or with enhanced treatment offerings.
- School Detention Policy | Details - Granada Hills Charter High SchoolMar 11 2021. SCHOOL DETENTION POLICY: The Student Services Committee comprised of teachers, students, parents and an administrative director met to create a Detention Policy. The following narrative describes the Detention Policy: Detention for Tardiness or Truancy.
- Immigration policy, immigrant detention, and the U.S. jail systemImmigration policy, immigrant detention, and the U.S. jail system. Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, Mary J. Lopez. First published: 10 March 2022. https://doi.org/10.1111/1745-9133.12580. Citations: 1. Sections. PDF. Tools. Share. Abstract. Research Summary.
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