



For years, juvenile detention centers across the country have harbored a disturbing secret: widespread sexual abuse of minors by those entrusted with their care. Survivors are now speaking out about the trauma they endured—abuse carried out by staff, counselors, and authority figures who exploited their positions of power.
These weren’t isolated incidents. Across multiple facilities, systemic failures and a lack of oversight allowed sexual abuse to persist unchecked for decades. Vulnerable youth, already in crisis, were left unprotected in environments where predatory behavior was ignored—or even enabled.
Now, the truth is coming to light. Thanks to recent changes in the law, survivors of sexual abuse—no matter how long ago it happened—may finally have a path to justice.
If you or a loved one were sexually abused in a juvenile detention facility or youth residential center, you may be eligible to file a claim. But deadlines are approaching.
Don’t stay silent. Hold those responsible accountable. Start exploring your legal options today.

Across the country, “lookback” laws are giving survivors a long-overdue chance to seek justice. These laws temporarily remove strict time limits, allowing victims to file lawsuits for abuse that happened years or even decades ago. For too long, legal deadlines ran out before survivors were ready to speak up—now, more states are reopening the doors to the courtroom.
While not every state has adopted these laws, the message is clear: justice should never have an expiration date.
Data and public records are essential in exposing and preventing institutional abuse. Like a flashlight in a dark room, they reveal hidden patterns, track incidents, and highlight case outcomes that might otherwise go unnoticed. When made public, this information forces institutions to face accountability because numbers and facts are hard to ignore. Case studies show that data-driven approaches lead to real change, pushing organizations to reform failing policies. Beyond that, data helps survivors connect, creating communities of support and solidarity in the fight for justice.
At Justice In Numbers, we are committed to supporting survivors of abuse in the juvenile system. Our mission is to expose the truth, seek justice, and provide the resources needed for healing. If you or someone you know has been affected by abuse in a juvenile facility, we are here to help. Together, we can hold those responsible accountable and make sure these injustices are no longer ignored. Contact us today. We are ready to fight for your rights.

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