Rethinking juvenile justice

The challenge of Lionel Tate

The science of adolescent development and teenagers' involvement in crime

Regulating children in American law: the state as parent and protector

Why crime is different

Immaturity and mitigation

Developmental competence and the adjudication of juveniles

Social welfare and juvenile crime regulation

The developmental model and juvenile justice policy for the twenty-first century

Is society ready for juvenile justice reform?