Juvenile Court Prosecutors Not Recognized As the Innovative, Dedicated Leaders They Are

By Susan Broderick | October 5, 2016

Given all the public attention surrounding reforming the criminal justice system, it is puzzling that the juvenile justice system has been largely ignored in these conversations.

OP-ED: Bridging Adolescent Brain Research, Reality

By Susan Broderick | April 16, 2015

The teenage years are a period between childhood and adulthood when young people test boundaries and often engage in risky and reckless behavior. I know this not because I read the studies but because I was that sort of teen.