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Because the juvenile court had developed certain social services as part of its organization , it rather naturally fell heir not only to these administrative functions but also to others . Thus the court became , in the thought of many ...
Because the juvenile court had developed certain social services as part of its organization , it rather naturally fell heir not only to these administrative functions but also to others . Thus the court became , in the thought of many ...
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which are often reinforced by earlier contacts with the police , who may have threatened to send him to court if he is caught again . Not infrequently the court itself may threaten him with commitment to a training school .
which are often reinforced by earlier contacts with the police , who may have threatened to send him to court if he is caught again . Not infrequently the court itself may threaten him with commitment to a training school .
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Because it is a court , the juvenile court has certain functions entirely apart from case - work functions and a structure quite different from that of a nonjudicial agency . The court may use a socialized procedure , but because it is ...
Because it is a court , the juvenile court has certain functions entirely apart from case - work functions and a structure quite different from that of a nonjudicial agency . The court may use a socialized procedure , but because it is ...
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Buffalo and Points West 18391939 Paul Kellogg | 3 |
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