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Get-Tough Cartoons, 1995
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Tom Ginster, "Memo: Governor Engler's juvenile justice reform package," June 1995
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"Press Release: Governor Engler Targets Juvenile Crime," July 1995
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Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan Newsletter, July 1995
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Marcus Amick, "National Report Cites Child Rights Abuses in the U.S. Justice System: Pontiac Youth Becomes 'Poster Boy'," Michigan Chronicle, December 1998
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Marcus Amick, "The Growing Prison Population," Michigan Chronicle, October 1996
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"Juvenile Crime: Get-tough policies can be costly mistakes," Detroit Free Press, June 1996
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"Juvenile Crime: Engler's plan needs more emphasis on prevention," Detroit Free Press, July 1995
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Ed Cruzan, Testimony Against SB 699, October 1995
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Thomas Doetsch to Representative Nye, April 1996
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Team For Justice, "Testimony Regarding Juvenile Justice Issues," October 1995
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Arlin Ness, Michigan Federation of Private Child & Family Agencies Testimony Concerning Juvenile Justice Package, October 1995
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"Juveniles Need More Treatment, Committee Told," October 1995
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Position of Michigan's Children on 1996 Juvenile Justice Package
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Coalition for Juvenile Justice Reform, "Action Plan for Crime Control", July 1995
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Coalition for Juvenile Justice Reform, "Response to Governor Engler's Action Plan for Michigan," September 1995
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John P. Steketee, "Public Hearing on Proposed Changes in the Juvenile Justice System", July 1995
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Michigan Probate Judges Association "Resolution Regarding Violent and Chronic Youthful Offenders," June 1995
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"Recommendation of the Subcommittee on Alternatives of the Juvenile Law and Adoptions Committee of the Michigan Probate Judges Association for Handling of Chronic and Violent Youth Offenders," January 1995
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"Prison urged for teens sentenced as adults," January 1995
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Certificate of Engler's 1994 Election
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Gongwer News, "Governor Urges Harsher Treatment of Juvenile Criminals," August 1994
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Bumper Sticker for Engler's 1994 Re-Election Campaign
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Engler and George H.W. Bush, 1990
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Flyer for John Engler's 1994 Re-Election Campaign