Juvenile Courts And Probation
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It relates to the release of children from places of detention. Courts, without authorization of law, often permit the probation officers to release chil- dren to their parents or relatives on written promise to appear in court, the probation officer using his discretion as to which children should be released and which de- 100 Probation tained. Some courts allow the sheriff, the clerk of the court, or the keeper of the place of detention to act in this capacity. That matter must be determined ...largely by local conditions. It may be stated generally, how- ever, that the power to release a child pending hearing can with perfect safety be placed in a number of officials to the end that the child may not be unnecessarily de- tained.
RELATION TO LEGAL WARDS The power of probation officers in relation to wards of the court is pretty clear. It is at least more definite than that over children not wards of the court. Most laws specifically give the probation officer the right to return a child placed in his care to the court for a viola- tion of probation or parole.
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It relates to the release of children from places of detention. Courts, without authorization of law, often permit the probation officers to release chil- dren to their parents or relatives on written promise to appear in court, the probation officer using his discretion as to which children should be released and which de- 100 Probation tained. Some courts allow the sheriff, the clerk of the court, or the keeper of the place of detention to act in this capacity. That matter must be determined ...largely by local conditions. It may be stated generally, how- ever, that the power to release a child pending hearing can with perfect safety be placed in a number of officials to the end that the child may not be unnecessarily de- tained.
RELATION TO LEGAL WARDS The power of probation officers in relation to wards of the court is pretty clear. It is at least more definite than that over children not wards of the court. Most laws specifically give the probation officer the right to return a child placed in his care to the court for a viola- tion of probation or parole.
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