Psychological and neuropsychological assessment in the juvenile justice system: recommendations for protocols

The authors present a framework in order to improve decision-making for the use of psychological and neuropsychological assessments for youth in the juvenile justice system. Included is a review of the psychological, substance use, and traumatic brain injury literature of youth in the juvenile justi...

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Published in:Criminal justice studies 2012-09, Vol.25 (3), p.239-249
Main Authors: Hendrix, Kristin S., Carney Doebbeling, Caroline, Aalsma, Matthew C.
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Brain
Brain damage
Decision Making
delinquent
Drug use
Injuries
Justice
Juvenile courts
Juvenile Justice
Juvenile offenders
Mental health
neuropsychological
Neuropsychology
psychological
Substance Abuse
Terminology
Trauma
U.S.A
Youth
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Brain damage
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delinquent
Drug use
Injuries
Justice
Juvenile courts
Juvenile Justice
Juvenile offenders
Mental health
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Neuropsychology
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Substance Abuse
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Trauma
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