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Title: juvenile justice or is it
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Let me take you on
The inside. I work in a group home for emotionally disturbed juvenile delinquent boy's ages
13 -21. I have been in this field for about a 2years now when you work in the human service field it
Is hard to remain unaffected emotionally by these kids, they all have a story to tell... Showed first 250 characters
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I have been in this field for about a 2years now when you work in the human service field it
Is hard to remain unaffected emotionally by these kids, they all have a story to tell.
The purpose of a group home is to help rehabilitate these kids and try to help them
Become a productive member of society... Showed next 250 characters
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