Federal officials review boot camp case
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Federal officials review boot camp case (following aquittal) ( FL, Panama City )
Philadelphia judge begins pulling children out of Tenn. facility ( TN, Chad Youth )
Philadelphia judge begins pulling children out of Tenn. facility
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Associated Press - August 5, 2007 5:35 PM ET
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A family court judge has begun removing Philadelphia children from a controversial treatment center in Tennessee, where a 17-year-old resident died after a confrontation with staff.
Nonprofit is no stranger to scrutiny (Texas, Associated Marine Institutes)
Nonprofit is no stranger to scrutiny AMI has drawn praise in Texas but has faced multiple lawsuits, lost contracts
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12:24 AM CDT on Sunday, July 29, 2007
By JENNIFER LaFLEUR / The Dallas Morning Newsjlafleur@dallasnews.com
Associated Marine Institutes has been cited as a model youth rehabilitation program, but the nonprofit has been hit with more than a dozen lawsuits nationwide and has lost contracts in two states.
Conditions at youth lockup rankle legislators ( AK, Alexander Juvenile Correctional) Feb. 22, 2007
Conditions at youth lockup rankle legislators
BY Amy Upshaw
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Members of a House panel that focuses on children said Wednesday that they are outraged that the state spends, on average, about $ 70, 000 a year per bed at the 143-bed Alexander Juvenile Correctional Facility, yet conditions and services continue to be woefully inadequate.
Youth describes struggle with staff - (MD, Bowling Brook )
Judge orders 3 removed from juvenile facility after teen being restrained dies.
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