JuJu is an under-development tool to help lawyers to advocate for less restrictive and less expensive sentences in juvenile cases.
The idea for the app came from Josh Perry, executive director of the Louisiana Center for Children's Rights and was created by students in Loyola College of Law's Technology and Legal Innovation Clinic during the spring semester of 2014.
An in-progress demo can be found here.
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