Nation IN BRIEF : VIRGINIA : Reno Urges Attack on Juvenile Crime
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The nation’s courts, especially on the state level, must do more to combat the growing problem of juvenile crime, U.S. Atty. Gen. Janet Reno said at a law conference in Williamsburg. Judges don’t need to become social workers, but they can be key players in getting children off on the right foot, Reno told the gathering of judges, lawyers and other legal professionals.
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