Editorial: Sexual assaults, probation's meltdown and L.A. County governance are connected

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Editorial: Sexual assaults, probation's meltdown and L.A. County governance are connected
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Editorial: Sexual assaults, probation's meltdown and L.A. County governance are connected (via latimesopinion )

L.A. County has hired 11 law firms to deal with as many as 3,000 plaintiffs who allege that they were sexually abused at county facilities.

Similar allegations of sexual and other abuse dogged the juvenile halls, which house youths accused of crimes before adjudication, and camps, where some juveniles are sentenced to remain for several weeks or months. But most remained open until caseloads dropped. But the board chafed at its more limited role and retook direct control of Probation and DCFS in 2011, andFor Probation, at least, the new/old arrangement has gone poorly. Davenport’s proposal would now put her more firmly in charge of juvenile probation as the department faces an existential emergency.

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