Making crime hit home for offenders
Community boards focus on accountability and restitution
NEW YORK -- The playful banter of two dozen teenagers rang throughout a spare, airy room one recent evening in Brooklyn, but the young voices immediately fell silent once a 15-year-old boy in baggy pants and a hooded sweatshirt walked in alone, looking perplexed. (Full article: 1457 words)
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