CONCORD — Last week, a team of justice officials from the state and various communities in New Hampshire headed down to Washington for a weeklong training aimed at transforming the state’s juvenile justice system to ensure better outcomes for youth.

New Hampshire is one of seven states and local jurisdictions selected to take part in the Transforming Juvenile Probation Certificate Program hosted by Georgetown University’s Center for Juvenile Justice Reform and The Council of State Governments Justice Center, and supported by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

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