Juvenile courts are a processing point for more than 800,000 children each year who are confirmed victims of abuse and neglect. With more than a half million children in foster care, 65,000 parents terminated of their parental rights each year and more than 2.4 million grandparents raising their grandchildren, many adults offer visceral opinions about how to fix America’s troubled families. But answers are hard to come by when trying to determine what’s in “a child’s best interest.” In the closed-door world of America’s juvenile courts, the public knows little about how laws and policies direct the futures of millions of at-risk kids.
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