Rights, race, and reform : 50 years of child advocacy in the juvenile justice system / edited by Kristin Henning, Laura Cohen and Ellen Marrus.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. The many stories of In re Gault / Zawadi Baharanyi and Randy Hertz -- 2. Arizona before and after In re Gault: has Arizona realized the promises in In re Gault? / Ellen Marrus and Chris Phillis -- 3. Toward equal recognition, authority, and protection: legal and extra-legal advocacy for black youth in the juvenile justice system / Kristin Henning, Jenagee Nanini and Geoff Ward -- 4. A new juvenile jurisprudence: how adolescent development research and relentless defense advocacy revolutionized criminal law and jurisprudence / Eduardo Ferrer -- 5. The due process revolution in juvenile court: New York and the early years after Gault / Martin Guggenheim -- 6. Gault's ripple effect: the founding of Juvenile Law Center / Robert Schwartz -- 7. Specializing in juvenile defense: the D.C. Public Defender Service as a case study / Kristin Henning, Randy Hertz and Hannah McElhinny -- 8. The role of law school clinics in implementing the Gault decision / Wallace Mlyniec and Meghan Strong -- 9. Raising the bar: improving the model of defense representationfor adolescents prosecuted in adult courts / Nancy Ginsburg -- 10. Building a national juvenile defense community: the National Juvenile Defender Center / Patricia Puritz -- 11. Being David: the future of juvenile defense and the Goliath of youth injustice / Mary Ann Scali -- 12. Pride and prejudice: juvenile defenders for racial justice 50 years after Gault / Kristin Henning and Erin Keith -- 13. Gerald Gault meet Brendan Dassey: preventing juvenile false and coerced confessions in the twenty-first century / Laura Nirider, Megan Crane and Steven Drizin -- 14. No more "desert Devil's Island": the right to counsel for incarcerated children / Laura Cohen and Sandra Simkins -- 15. Gault at 50: what juvenile defenders can do to dismantle the youth prison model / Liz Ryan and Carmen Daugherty -- 16. Busting the "juvenile super-predator" myth / Laura Cohen and Jane Spinak.

The many stories of In re Gault / Zawadi Baharanyi and Randy Hertz -- Arizona before and after In re Gault : has Arizona realized the promises of In re Gault? / Ellen Marrus and Chris PHillis -- Toward equal recognition, authority, and protection : legal and extralegal advocacy for black youth in the juvenile justice system / Kristin Henning, Jenadee Nanini and Geoff Ward -- A new juvenile jurisprudence : how adolescent development research and relentless defense advocacy revolutionized criminal law and jurisprudence / Eduardo Ferrer -- The due process revolution in juvenile court -- New York and the early years after Gault / Martin Guggenheim -- Gault's ripple effect : the founding of Juvenile Law Center / Robert Schwartz -- Specializing in juvenile defense : the D.C. Public Defender Service as a case study / Kristin Henning, Randy Hertz and Hannah McElhinny -- The role of law school clinics in implementing the Gault decision / Wallace Mlyniec and Meghan Strong -- 9 Raising the bar : improving the model of defense representation for adolescents prosecuted in adult courts / Nancy Ginsburg -- Building a national juvenile defense community: the National Juvenile Defender Center / Patricia Puritz -- Being David : the future of juvenile defense and the Goliath of youth injustice / Mary Ann Scali -- Pride and prejudice : juvenile defenders for racial justice 50 years after Gault / Kristin Henning and Erin Keith -- Gerald Gault meet Brendan Dassey : preventing juvenile false and coerced confessions in the twenty-first century / Laura Nirider, Megan Crane and Steven Drizin -- No more "desert Devil's Island" : the right to counsel for incarcerated children / Laura Cohen and Sandra Simkins -- Gault at 50 : what juvenile defenders can do to dismantle the youth prison model / Liz Ryan and Carmen Daugherty -- Busting the "juvenile super-predator" myth / Laura Cohen and Jane Spinak.