Abstract
This article will describe the mental health/substance use issues of justice-involved youth, highlight the role that trauma and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have in the development of these issues, discuss what services are offered at the highest levels of confinement, identify the service gaps and needs for this vulnerable population, and briefly examine the anticipated effects of the upcoming North Carolina Raise the Age legislation.
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