What does JDC stand for?

Juvenile Detention Center

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Joint Data Collection Joint Demonstration Center Joint Deployment Community Joint Distribution Committee Joint Doctrine Center Journal of Design Communication Jubilee Debt Campaign (UK) Judicial District Court Julian Date Calendar JUMPS Data Collection		Juvenile Drug Court (various locations) Jaguar Drivers Club of Australia Juvenile Diabetes Cure Alliance (New York, NY) Jan Dempsey Community Arts (Auburn, AL) John D. Campbell Agricultural Center (Homestead, FL) Juvenile Detention Centers Association of Pennsylvania JBC (Joint Battle Center) Data Collection Analysis Tool Jo Daviess Carroll Area Vocational Center Jeanne Dini Cultural Center (Yerington, NV) Jefferson Davis Community College

Samples in periodicals archive:

North Las Vegas police said Friday that they arrested a 17-year-old boy and booked him in a juvenile detention center on suspicion of murder and attempted robbery charges.

Police: 3rd arrest made in Vegas officer's death

Al-Hinaki also criticized a National Society for Human Rights' (NSHR) report on juvenile detention centers in the Kingdom, adding that it is full of false information.

Al-Hinaki slams NSHR's report on juvenile detention centers

The paper reported that Brown sat silently with his hands and feet shackled during his preliminary hearing, before being returned to a juvenile detention center where his attorney said he was "thriving.

11-year-old faces life sentence for murder: report

Process juveniles as they are brought into the juvenile detention center 2.

Juvenile Detention Officer and How to Get Juvenile Detention Officer ...

Firm associate Ryan Critchfield, AIA, heads the office, which handles courthouse, corrections and juvenile detention center projects.

Firm gets new digs

California passed a new law that is expected to reduce the number of people in state juvenile detention centers by half during the next three years; juveniles will instead be supervised locally and have increased access to community-based services.

In 2007, 18 states reviewed the effectiveness of their criminal ...

Byline: Christine Clarridge; Seattle Times staff reporter A mental-health counselor is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct with a teenage inmate at the King County Juvenile Detention Center.

Counselor accused of abusing teenager

About 900,000 tubes of toothpaste containing diethylene glycol, an ingredient in antifreeze, were distributed to hospitals for the mentally ill, prisons, juvenile detention centers and some hospitals serving the general population, The Times said.

Tainted toothpastes have wide distribution