LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO CIVITAS CHILDLAW CENTER and OFFICE OF CAREER SERVICES JUVENILE JUSTICE LAW RESOURCE GUIDE
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1 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO CIVITAS CHILDLAW CENTER and OFFICE OF CAREER SERVICES JUVENILE JUSTICE LAW RESOURCE GUIDE
2 Introduction The Juvenile Justice Law Resource Guide is part of a series published by Loyola University Chicago School of Law s Civitas ChildLaw Center in cooperation with the Office of Career Services. Each Guide addresses a separate area of child and family law and provides practical information to Loyola students and graduates to aid them in their academic and career decision-making. Other Resource Guides in the series include: Education Law, Family Law, Child and Adolescent Health Law, and International Children s Rights. For more information on the Civitas ChildLaw Center and its programs, please see For additional curriculum planning guidance, please consult the Office of the Academic Dean. Additional career-planning support is available form the Office of Career Services and/or from individual faculty members listed in each Guide. Overview: What is Juvenile Justice Law? Juvenile justice law refers to a body of law, policy and practice governing situations in which youth are charged with violating federal, state or local law. Juvenile law is largely a matter of state law. The role of the federal government has generally been limited to standard setting and funding. The twin goals of the juvenile justice system are to rehabilitate youth in conflict with the law and promote community safety. The practice of juvenile justice law is interdisciplinary in nature and touches on a range of subject matter areas, including juvenile law, criminal law, constitutional law, administrative law, education law, mental health law, disability law, immigration law, conditions of confinement, and public benefits law. Lawyers involved in this unique practice area may work as public or private litigators, appellate lawyers, regulatory attorneys, policy advocates, educators, court administrators, researchers, and/or funders. Although many assume that practicing juvenile justice law means prosecuting or defending youth, in reality the practice may include a wide range of clients, employers and interests, including administrative agencies, service providers, school districts, state and local governments, police departments, unions, public interest organizations, research groups, foundations, and institutions of higher learning. Degrees/Programs Offered 2
3 In addition to the traditional J.D. program (full- and part-time), Loyola University Chicago School of Law offers other degrees and opportunities for students interested in juvenile justice law. Child and Family Law Certificate Program The School of Law offers a Certificate in Child and Family Law for J.D. students. To complete the certificate, students must take one required course (Child, Parent and State) and three additional child and family law electives, achieving a grade of B or better to receive the certificate. J.D./M.S.W. The School of Law and Loyola University Chicago School of Social Work offer a 4-year full-time J.D./M.S.W. degree. It may also be pursued part-time. LL.M. in Child and Family Law Established by the Civitas ChildLaw Center in 1995, the LL.M. program in Child and Family Law allows law school graduates to develop specialized knowledge and skills in the area of child and family law. The program is intentionally small and tailored to meet individual student interests (e.g., domestic relations law, international children s rights, child welfare law, juvenile justice law). M.J. in Children s Law and Policy (online) Loyola now offers the nation s only online master s level law degree for professionals working on behalf of children and families. The Master of Jurisprudence is a two-year part-time program designed to provide individuals with a firm understanding of law and policy as they affect children and families. For additional information, please see Students have the option to enroll in the program s standard M.J. degree or earn the M.J./M.S.W. degrees in cooperation with the School of Social Work. Faculty/Staff Loyola s juvenile justice curriculum is overseen by the school s Civitas ChildLaw Center. The following faculty members and staff members teach a juvenile justice course, oversee the ChildLaw Clinic and Child Policy Institute, and/or manage Illinois Models for Change juvenile justice reform initiative. They can serve as valuable resources to students interested in juvenile justice law. In addition, School of Law faculty who teach in the area of criminal law and faculty in other Loyola University Chicago schools and departments (e.g. Criminal Justice, Social Work, Psychology, the Center for the Human Rights of Children) may be useful contacts. Mary Bird, Director of Public Interest Programs Bruce A. Boyer, Clinical Professor and Director, Civitas ChildLaw Clinic 3
4 Diane Geraghty, A. Kathleen Beazley Chair in Children s Law, Professor of Law and Director, Civitas ChildLaw Center Soledad McGrath, Post-Graduate Policy Fellow, ChildLaw Policy Institute Anita Weinberg, Clinical Professor and Director, ChildLaw Policy Institute Josie Gough, Director of Experiential Learning Lisa Jacobs, Program Manager, Illinois Models for Change Initiative Maureen Kieffer, Associate Director of Career Services and Public Service Law Curriculum The School of Law has several courses designed to prepare students for the practice of juvenile justice law. In addition, law students may take a limited number of courses in other divisions of the University to develop a broader interdisciplinary understanding of juvenile law. Course offerings include: Administrative Law Child, Parent and State ChildLaw Trial Practice Children s Legal Rights Journal Constitutional Law Criminal Appellate Practicum Criminal Externship Criminal Law Criminal Law and Procedure Seminar Criminal Law Seminar: Sixth Amendment Issues Criminal Procedure: Adjudication Criminal Procedure: Investigation Death Penalty Seminar Disability Law Evidence Federal Criminal Law Federal Prosecution Seminar Immigration Law International Criminal Law Seminar International Children s Rights Juvenile Justice Law and Education Law and Psychology Mental Health Law State and Local Government State Prosecution Function Seminar Trial Practice I, II, Advanced 4
5 Experiential Learning Opportunities The School of Law offers many opportunities for students interested in gaining practical experience in the field of juvenile justice law while in law school. Civitas ChildLaw Clinic The Clinic represents children primarily in child protection (abuse and neglect), child custody and visitation, education and juvenile justice cases. Students represent actual clients working under the close supervision of clinical faculty and gain skills in such areas as client interviewing and counseling, case planning, mediation, and written and oral advocacy. While the subject matter of the clinic s cases focuses on children s issues, students can expect to develop skills transferrable to any practice setting. Civitas ChildLaw Policy Institute The Policy Institute introduces students to the development of children s policy and the legislative process. Students are introduced to these topics and skills through actual and simulated work. Juvenile justice topics on which the Policy Institute has worked include expungement of juvenile records, client confidentiality statutes, sex offender registry laws, and adjudicatory competency legislation. Illinois Models for Change Initiative The ChildLaw Center serves as the Lead Entity for the MacArthur Foundation s Models for Change initiative aimed at juvenile justice reform. Student involvement in the project includes legal research, community outreach, and legislative and public education efforts. Externships The School of Law offers many opportunities for students interested in gaining practical experience in the field of juvenile justice law. For a complete list of these opportunities, please contact Josie Gough, Director of Experiential Learning. Internship/Job Search Resources Below is a listing of government agencies, law firms, and legal organizations that specialize in or practice some aspect of juvenile justice law. This list is not exhaustive, but serves as a starting point for students who are searching for positions in this area. Loyola s Office of Career Services is also an important resource for Loyola students and graduates. Note: The offices and organizations listed below are primarily based in Cook County. Many similar opportunities exist throughout the state and nation. Government Agencies 5
6 Office of the Cook County Public Defender 69 W. Washington, Suite 1600 Chicago, IL Tel Cook County State s Attorney 69 W. Washington, Suite 3200 Chicago, IL Tel Office of the Illinois Attorney General 100 W. Randolph Chicago, IL Tel Office of the State Appellate Defender 1 st Judicial District 203 N. LaSalle St., 24 th Fl. Chicago, IL Tel State s Attorney Appellate Prosecutor 725 South 2 nd St. Springfield, IL Tel Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice James R. Thompson Center 100 W. Randolph Chicago, IL Tel Illinois Department of Corrections James R. Thompson Center 100 W. Randolph Chicago, IL Tel
7 Office of the Cook County Board Tel Chicago Public Schools CPS Law Department 125 S. Clark Street, 7 th Floor Chicago, IL Tel Fax City of Chicago Department of Family and Support Services 121 N. LaSalle Chicago, IL Tel City of Chicago Law Department 121 N. LaSalle Suite 600 Chicago, IL Tel Office of the Presiding Judge Juvenile Division 1100 S. Hamilton Chicago, IL Tel Firms Child and Family Law Center of the North Shore 1950 Sheridan Road Highland Park, IL Tel Law Offices of Anthony William Hill 7
8 53 W. Jackson Blvd. Suite 615 Chicago, IL Tel Phillip A. Brigham 4707 N. Broadway Suite 305 Chicago, IL Tel Non-Profits Cabrini Green Legal Aid 740 N. Milwaukee Chicago, IL Tel Community Justice for Youth Institute 10 W. 35 th St., Room 9C4-1 Chicago, IL Tel Illinois American Civil Liberties Union 180 N. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL First Defender Legal Aid 1111 N. Wells, Suite 308A Chicago, IL Tel James B. Moran Center for Youth Advocacy 1123 Emerson Suite 203 Evanston, IL Tel John Howard Association 375 E. Chicago Avenue, Suite 529 8
9 Chicago, IL Tel Juvenile Justice Initiative 518 Davis Street Suite 211 Evanston, IL Tel Northwestern University Law School Bluhm Legal Clinic Children and Family Justice Center 357 E. Chicago Avenue Chicago, IL Tel Project Nia 1530 W. Morse Avenue Chicago, IL Tel University of Chicago Edwin F. Mandel Legal Aid Clinic 6020 S. University Avenue Chicago, IL Tel Blogs, News, Resources Resources: Center for Children s Law and Policy 1701 K. Street NW Suite 1100 Washington C Tel Center for Juvenile Justice Reform Georgetown University 9
10 3300 Whitehaven St. NW Suite 5000 Washington, DC Tel Coalition for Juvenile Justice 1710 Rhode Island Ave. NW, 10 th Fl. Washington, DC Tel Justice Policy Institute th St. NW Washington, DC Tel Juvenile Justice Clinic Georgetown Law Center 600 New Jersey Ave. N.W. Washington, DC Tel (Prettyman/Stiller Post-Graduate Fellowship) Juvenile Law Center 1315 Walnut St. 4 th Fl. Philadelphia, PA Tel (Zubrow Post-Graduate Fellowship) National Center for Juvenile Justice 3700 S. Water St., Suite 300 Pittsburgh, PA Tel National Center for Mental Health and Juvenile Justice 345 Delaware Avenue Delmar, NY Tel ncmhjj 10
11 National Juvenile Defender Center 1350 Connecticut Ave. NW Washington, DC Tel njdc.info U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency and Prevention (OJJDP) 810 Seventh St. NW Washington, D.C Tel Vera Institute 233 Broadway # 12 New York, NY Tel W. Haywood Burns Institute 180 Howard St. Suite 320 San Francisco, CA Tel Journals (partial) Children s Legal Rights Journal Journal of Juvenile Law Juvenile and Family Court Journal U.C. Davis Journal of Juvenile Law and Policy Whittier Journal of Child and Family Advocacy Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice 11
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