The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT15) COLUMBIA, Miss. -- Aug. 31, 2003 -- MISS-JUVENILLES-ABUSE -- Established by both federal law and state policy, the Columbia and Oakley training schools, in Miss., are supposed to rehabilitate and treat children charged with misdeeds ranging from mischief to homicide. But interviews with relatives of students, as well as with one child released from Columbia, suggest otherwise. Representative George Flaggs Jr., left, chairman of the Juvenile Justice Committee of the Mississippi House, and Willie Blackmon, director of the State Division of Youth Services, on a recent tour of the Columbia Training School in July, 2003. (Jaclyn McCabe/The New York Times)
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