I would like you to find a peer-reviewed journal article that is related to juvenile justice and provide the necessary support to show that you have a solid understanding of the article. I would like you to give your perspective concerning the article. However, I do not want the entire article to be your perspective. Make sure to properly reference any and all support for the article. In your review: -Discuss the article’s findings. -Ensure that you include information on the article’s title, author, journal, date/edition, and web location. -Your review paper must be at least four full pages and be double-spaced. -Include both a working link that goes directly to the article’s web location and a citation of the article. -The article must be less than five years old. -APA format is required. **Peer-reviewed articles are ordinarily written by experts in a particular field, reviewed by other experts in that field, and printed in scholarly journals that focus on that specific field of study. Sources such as Time, Newsweek, FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, University Bulletins, and other sundry materials do not qualify. There are many search tools that allow the user to vet publications for peer-reviewed articles.