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Department of Justice attorneys investigating allegations of abuse at Santa Clara County's juvenile hall are coming back a second time to look into dozens of additional complaints, County Counsel Ann Ravel said Tuesday. Attorneys with the DOJ's Washington, D.C.-based civil rights unit first toured the court-managed juvenile hall last April to investigate 25 reports of teen boys allegedly suffering beatings and broken bones at the hands of probation department counselors.
December 31, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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