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Some people, like Sheppard, see a positive side to placing more children in the system, where they can get help.
court services director, said problems stemmed from a breakdown in the family and a loss of respect for schools.
Douglas County District Judge Jean Sheppard, who sees more and more of these troubled youths in her juvenile court, said the increase in crime could be attributed to several factors.
She said population growth had attracted a wider mix of socioeconomic groups. But for some parents, there are not enough good-paying
"Now teachers are pushed and talked to harshly," she said. "Sometimes the parents are at a loss and blame the problems on the teachers."
jobs to support their families, leading to poverty and stress. Many parents commute to Topeka and Kansas City to work, a situation that can lead to a lack of control over youths who, left on their own, get into trouble.
Until now, Douglas County officials
Supporters say the new centers are economical and will assist in devising rehabilitative programs for youths and keep them from jailed adults. But
More than $1.5 million is budgeted for a detention center in Lawrence The center, which would have 14 beds, would also serve nine other area counties.
Officials hope to deal with the problem by building detention centers to temporarily house wayward youths until treatment is decided upon. Kansas last year passed legislation to build five new centers at a cost of more than $8 million.
have been sending their youths to centers in Sedgwick and Shawnee counties at a cost of about $120 a day for each child.
Marilyn Wherry, youth program coordinator at the Johnson County Youth Detention Center, also claimed that Douglas County officials often left youths in Johnson County past the time they were to be picked up.
Detention centers in Johnson and Wyandotte counties are already so crowded with children that they no longer accept youths from Douglas County.
He said Kansas had a reputation for detaining too many kids.
officials are wary.
"I'm very troubled by the presumption that we place too many kids," she said. "It may be that we have a higher standard of care than other states."
David O'Brien, manager of community resource development for the state of Kansas, said there was a reason for keeping the centers small.
"There is a definite attitude to not build many beds because they will automatically be filled up," he said.
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