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Serious Juvenile Crime is Up in Mobile

New Program to Help Fight Juvenile Crime

Arts Council Outreach Puts Focus on At-Risk Youth

Arrests of Students in Mobile County are down, but why?

Mobile County's Troubled Freshman

Pastors Teach Effective Black Parenting

Local Teen Violence Up From Last Year

Parents Accountable for Teen Crimes

Seeking Accountability

Partnership Aims to Help Troubled Kids

Mentors Needed in Mobile County

Parent Responsibility Court

Teens Using Guns At Alarming Rate 

Teenagers and Crime

New Program Can Clear First - Offender Records

Courts doing a better job

Lawmakers, Judge making strides in juvenile justice

Partnership Aims to Help Troubled Kids

Warning for Parents - Mobile County Judge Edmond Naman

Juvenile crime on the rise

Teen violence

 

 
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THE JUVENILE COURT OF MOBILE COUNTY IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING JUSTICE, PROTECTION, AND INSPIRATION THROUGH GUIDANCE, ACCOUNTABILITY, EDUCATION, AND EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS THEREBY EMPOWERING OUR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES TO REALIZE THEIR FULLEST POTENTIAL.

 
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