In Pennsylvania, two elected judges received kickbacks for jailing kids in a detention center for cash. While some of the kids deserved their punishments, others did not. This is known as the “Kids-for-Cash” juvenile court scandal. The judges took $2.6 million in kickbacks for sentencing thousands of children to detention facilities run by two privately owned companies. Prosecutors say young offenders were brought before these judges, often with no prior record with charges as small as stealing change from cars or writing prank notes. The judges then shipped them off to private facilities which got county money to house them....