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Jun. 27, 2019

Changing Behavior

Judge Charles Crandall engages with juveniles to understand why they committed crimes.

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San Luis Obispo County (San Luis Obispo)

SAN LUIS OBISPO — Judge Charles Crandall is quick to correct anyone who refers to his assignment as juvenile delinquency.

“Now we call it juvenile justice,” he said.

The word “delinquency” connotes a negative stigma, and there’s often a reason why minors break the law, Crandall said.

“Almost all those kids, not all, but almost all of them come from fami... (continued)

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