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Second Annual Youth Justice Summit to once again address youth violence – Jackson Advocate

JANS – In the wake of an alarming recurrence in violent crime throughout the City of Jackson, including recent homicides involving youth and child victims, Hinds County Youth Court Judge Carlyn M. Hicks is calling upon the community to move through grief and toward collective action.  “Every child lost to violence represents not only a tragedy for a family, but a profound loss for our entire community,” said Judge Hicks. “While accountability re…
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jacksonadvocateonline.com broke the news in Jackson, United States on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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