The push to keep King County's juvenile detention center open
King County Executive Dow Constantine has been trying to reshape juvenile incarceration to involve fewer prison bars, but the County Council is pushing to keep the Patricia Clark Justice Center open until 2025 amid a spike in youth violence and crime.
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