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Viewers get a first hand look at life in the Georgia prison system and changes in the law as a result of Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 1994. The actions of kids who are getting an education through Hope Grant and Scholarship Programs are profiled.

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  • "film on juvenile justice"@en
  • "film on juvenile justice"

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  • "Viewers get a first hand look at life in the Georgia prison system and changes in the law as a result of Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 1994. Alternatively, the actions of kids who are getting an education through Hope Grant and Scholarship Programs are profiled. This edition includes updated statistical data and changes in the programs of the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice."
  • "Viewers get a first hand look at life in the Georgia prison system and changes in the law as a result of Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 1994. Alternatively, the actions of kids who are getting an education through Hope Grant and Scholarship Programs are profiled."
  • "Viewers get a first hand look at life in the Georgia prison system and changes in the law as a result of Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 1994. The actions of kids who are getting an education through Hope Grant and Scholarship Programs are profiled."@en
  • "Viewers get a first hand look at life in the Georgia prison system and changes in the law as a result of Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 1994. Alternatively, the actions of kids who are getting an education through Hope Grant and Scholarship Programs are profiled."@en
  • "A look at juvenile justice and the prison system in Georgia; interviews with teens who have made bad choices and gone to jail, and with others who are making the right choices in their lives."

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  • "Multiple choice a film on juvenile justice"
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  • "Multiple choice"
  • "Multiple choice : a film on juvenile justice"