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5 U.C. Davis J. Juv. L. & Pol'y [i] (2000-2001)

handle is hein.journals/ucdajujlp5 and id is 1 raw text is: UC DAVIS JOURNAL OF JUVENILE LAW & POLICY Volume 5 Winter 2000 Number 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS RECENT COURT DECISIONS IMPACTING JUVENILES ................... 1 WEBSITES ON JUVENILE ISSUES .......................................... 17 CHILDREN'S SECTION ON PROPOSITION 21 ......................... 23 VIEWPOINTS ON PROPOSmON 21 ........................................ 31 Addressing Misconceptions: The Real Effects of Proposition 21 Joshua Tiffee ............................................. 33 Think Before You Transfer: An Assessment of the Automatic Transfer of Juveniles to the Criminal Courts M aggy Krell ............................................... 39 ARTICLES Holding Parents Liable for Their Children's Truancy Janet Stroman ........................................... 47 Jumping Through the Hoops: Crowd-Out and the Children's Health Insurance Program David Lebolt ............................................. 67 Downward Departures: Curing the Lenient Sentencing of Internet Child Pornographers and Statutory Rapists Rick G allagher ............................................. 111

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