Ohio School Laws in Force May 23 1910 Based On the General Code of Ohio As Ame
Ohio School Laws in Force May 23 1910 Based On the General Code of Ohio As Ame
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) Section 7775. No child over ten years of age shall be when inmate committed to a count}^ children's home. Any child com- home^com"'^ mitted to such a home, on request of the trustees thereof, mitted to and it being shown that it is vicious and incorrigible, may ^^ o™^t°''y- be transferred by the probate judge to the boys' industrial school or the girls' industrial home. A child committed to any juvenile reformatory under the next preceding section, shall not be detained there beyond the age o...f sixteen years and may be discharged sooner by the trustees under the restrictions applicable to other inmates. An order of commitment to a juvenile reformatory may be suspended, in the discretion of the probate judge, and for such time as the child regularly attends school and properly conducts itself. (R. S. Sec. 4022-8. ) Section 7776. The expense incurred in the transpor- tation of a child to a juvenile reformatory and the costs in the case in which the order of commitment is made, or the child discharged, or in which judgment is suspended, shall be paid by the county where the oflfense was committed, after the manner provided in case of commitment to a boys' industrial school.
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) Section 7775. No child over ten years of age shall be when inmate committed to a count}^ children's home. Any child com- home^com"'^ mitted to such a home, on request of the trustees thereof, mitted to and it being shown that it is vicious and incorrigible, may ^^ o™^t°''y- be transferred by the probate judge to the boys' industrial school or the girls' industrial home. A child committed to any juvenile reformatory under the next preceding section, shall not be detained there beyond the age o...f sixteen years and may be discharged sooner by the trustees under the restrictions applicable to other inmates. An order of commitment to a juvenile reformatory may be suspended, in the discretion of the probate judge, and for such time as the child regularly attends school and properly conducts itself. (R. S. Sec. 4022-8. ) Section 7776. The expense incurred in the transpor- tation of a child to a juvenile reformatory and the costs in the case in which the order of commitment is made, or the child discharged, or in which judgment is suspended, shall be paid by the county where the oflfense was committed, after the manner provided in case of commitment to a boys' industrial school.
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