Complicated Lives: Girls, Parents, Drugs, and Juvenile Justice (Rutgers Series in Childhood Studies)
by Vera Lopez
An academic study of how adolescent girls, families, and the juvenile justice system respond to drug-related issues and their broader social impacts.
About This Book
Complicated Lives examines the intersection of gender, family relationships, and juvenile justice in cases involving drug use among adolescent girls.
The book draws on research to highlight challenges faced by families and the justice system when addressing substance-related issues in youth.
Readers gain insight into policy implications and the social factors influencing outcomes for girls in the juvenile justice system.
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