Some Facts About Juvenile Delinquency
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In 1950 there were more than 35,000 boys and girls under 21 in the more than 250 training institutions primarily designed for delinquent children.
The average length of stay of a de- linquent child in a training school is estimated to be somewhat less than 1 year.
hat services are available?
police It has been estimated that about 5 percent of a community's total police force should be assigned for work with chil- dren.
At the present time, only about 1 out of 6 communities have a suffi- cient ...number of juvenile police officers.
Police departments in cities with a popula- tion of 25,000 or more should have a special administrative unit — a juvenile division or the like — to work with chil- dren.
More than half our cities of this size have no such special administrative unit for handling juvenile delinquents.
243525 O - 53 - 2 7 The majority of cities fail to require ar qualifications for appointment to juveni work other than those for the police for
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1950 there were more than 35,000 boys and girls under 21 in the more than 250 training institutions primarily designed for delinquent children.
The average length of stay of a de- linquent child in a training school is estimated to be somewhat less than 1 year.
hat services are available?
police It has been estimated that about 5 percent of a community's total police force should be assigned for work with chil- dren.
At the present time, only about 1 out of 6 communities have a suffi- cient ...number of juvenile police officers.
Police departments in cities with a popula- tion of 25,000 or more should have a special administrative unit — a juvenile division or the like — to work with chil- dren.
More than half our cities of this size have no such special administrative unit for handling juvenile delinquents.
243525 O - 53 - 2 7 The majority of cities fail to require ar qualifications for appointment to juveni work other than those for the police for
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