“What else does this youth have to do to get locked up?” I heard this question more times than I can count during my 28+ years working in juvenile justice. From parents.From school personnel.From therapists and treatment providers.And, yes, even from people working within the juvenile justice system. I also heard: “You guys aren't doing anything.”“Why can't you just put them in detention?” I used to get frustrated by these questions. But over the years, I've come to u