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I have seen different studies and research on ACES and the link to criminal justice and trauma in criminal defendants, but does anyone know of instances where criminal defense attorneys or public defenders are using ACES with the adult clients they represent? I imagine if attorneys had the information on their clients' ACES scores, it would be helpful for clients at sentencing (especially with the goal of steering these clients to needed treatment/resources to address their underlying issues). I do not know of any direct examples where this is used, however, so am hopeful information exists.

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[Georgia juvenile] Judge Steven Teske's 12/8/2015 JJIE article: "States should mandate School- Justice partnerships to end violence against our children" might have elicited comments from criminal defense attorneys to the article in JJIE. Judge Teske was also instrumental in a statewide initiative in Connecticut.

Where states like California use "direct relief" against 14-17 year old juveniles to try them as adults, Perhaps further comments to news coverage of such items might be ascertained using Google Scholar.  Sorry I couldn't be more help at this time.

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