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Is an Online Juvenile Justice Education Possible?

Yes! South University is an accredited US institution offering programs to train individuals to become outstanding juvenile justice professionals, public prosecutors, public defenders, juvenile prosecutors, etc. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, at present there are 13,140 people employed as administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers alone in America, and their average annual salary is $87,620. Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists make on average $50,500 per year and there are about 92,910 of them employed today. Online schools like South University have been proven to help successfully launch workers into this field.

• counseling youth
• counseling adults
• conducting investigations
• supervising offenders
• monitoring behavior
• arranging counseling
• writing reports
• planning programs
• supervising treatment programs
• recommending sentences

• American Journal of Criminal Justice »
• American Journal of Evaluation »
• American Journal of Forensic Psychiatry »
• American Journal of International Law »
• Aggressive Behavior »
• Criminal Law Quarterly »
• Forum on Crime and Society »
• International Journal of Cyber Criminology »
• International Journal of Law Policy and the Family »
• Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice »

• The Coalition For Juvenile Justice »
• Juvenile Justice Trainers Association »
• American Civil Liberties Union »
• Court Appointed Special Advocate Association »
• Risking Connection »
• Florida Juvenile Justice Association »
• The Annie E Casey Foundation »
• American Bar Association »
• Corrections Standards Authority »
• National Center For Missing And Exploited Children »

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• Bachelor's In Criminal Justice
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• Terrorism and the Criminal Justice System
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