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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
 As part of our series Inside/Out, we hear how the Department of Juvenile Justice came to be, and where its money goes. Illinois Governor Pat Quinn’s chief of staff Jerry Stermer and Juvenile Justice Initiative president Betsy Clarke offer their views on what it would take to get the state’s juvenile justice system up to par.


 
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Inside/Out: The Mission and the Money of the Department of Juvenile Justice

We hear how the Department of Juvenile Justice came to be, and where its money goes.

Posted on 3.17.2010
Juvenile Justice Budget Dollars and Cents

Illinois Governor Pat Quinn’s chief of staff Jerry Stermer and Juvenile Justice Initiative president Betsy Clarke offer their views on what it would take to get the state’s juvenile justice system up to par.

Posted on 3.17.2010
Chicago Artist Fights for Right to Sell Art in Streets, Faces Felony Charge

Artist is trying to raise the larger issue of why Chicago lacks a thriving street art scene.

Posted on 3.17.2010
Journalist David Heinzmann Turns to Fiction with New Crime Novel

Robert Wildeboer talks with Chicago Tribune reporter and crime novelist David Heinzmann about his new book.

Posted on 3.17.2010
Chi-Town Jazz Fest Jams to Feed the Hungry

Famed Jazz Guitarist and Catholic priest John Moulder has put together the first ever Chi-Town Jazz festival to fill local food banks and feed the area's hungry.

Posted on 3.17.2010
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