What juvenile justice issues cannot be resolved with our current understanding of developmental research and information on youth development? For example, some recent Supreme Court cases used—in part—research on youth development to limit severe sanctions for offenses committed by youth. 2. What type of information should be used in terms of placing boundaries on sanctions for juvenile offenders? Can understanding developmental processes better inform juvenile justice practice and policy? How so? 3. Thinking about all of the readings collectively, what are the most important points to be drawn from these readings
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