Children in Court

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Focusing on the federal courts' impact on children's rights, the book analyzes how the judiciary addresses the needs of vulnerable populations. It explores various policy areas and examines both statutory and constitutional issues, highlighting the courts' role in delivering justice and relief to children. Mezey argues that the federal judiciary is particularly equipped to respond to the demands for children's rights, making it a critical player in shaping policies that affect their well-being.