No Matter How Loud I Shout: A Year in the Life of Juvenile Court
by Edward Humes
Edward Humes follows a year in juvenile court, offering a nonfiction examination of the young people, legal proceedings, and institutions at the center of the juvenile justice system. The book provides a close look at how youth and law intersect within the courtroom.
About This Book
No Matter How Loud I Shout is Edward Humes’s account of a year in the life of juvenile court.
The book focuses on the juvenile justice system and the young people whose lives intersect with it.
Through its court-centered perspective, it explores the human and institutional dimensions of juvenile cases.
This work offers a nonfiction look at law, youth, and the challenges surrounding juvenile court.
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