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They thought they’d die in prison. Now they’re juvenile justice advocates on a mission

Jennifer Brookland, USA TODAY NETWORKComments Off on They thought they’d die in prison. Now they’re juvenile justice advocates on a mission

Michigan has the highest number of juvenile lifers in the country. Advocates are pushing for laws that would ban sentencing kids to life behind bars.

      
Jennifer Brookland, USA TODAY NETWORK
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