Report: Youth in Durham juvenile detention now go to class, but still spend too much time in cells.
A report from Disability Rights of North Carolina found that while the Durham County Youth Home has ended the use of solitary confinement cells, youth still spend significant time isolated in their rooms on weekends.
The juvenile detention center in Durham no longer confines youth to a solitary cell they called “the hole” for discipline or suicide watch, Disability Rights of North Carolina reports, but youth still spend almost all day on weekends alone in their cells. Disability Rights NC published new findings about the Durham County Youth Home on […]
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