The Delinquent Child And the Home
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You cannot lay down a written rule that would be just and fair to all ; you cannot lay down enough rules, if you spend your lifetime, to cover every individual characteristic of every child.
Q. Now, as to the taking charge of the child after trial by the probation department?
y4. That of course happens in many ways in all the cases ex- cept those in which a child is committed to an institution, as I have explained. Frequently a child is returned to the home of the parents, subject to visitation.... That means that the district officer in the district where the child lives is instructed to look after the child, to visit the home. Then the child may be placed in another home and there, also, the probation officers must look after the child and report to the chief probation officer monthly under the rules laid down. There is a bulletin that covers the way in which the officers shall make their reports upon visitations, the time spent, when they go to work, when they quit, and all that. Those are known as the rules of service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You cannot lay down a written rule that would be just and fair to all ; you cannot lay down enough rules, if you spend your lifetime, to cover every individual characteristic of every child.
Q. Now, as to the taking charge of the child after trial by the probation department?
y4. That of course happens in many ways in all the cases ex- cept those in which a child is committed to an institution, as I have explained. Frequently a child is returned to the home of the parents, subject to visitation.... That means that the district officer in the district where the child lives is instructed to look after the child, to visit the home. Then the child may be placed in another home and there, also, the probation officers must look after the child and report to the chief probation officer monthly under the rules laid down. There is a bulletin that covers the way in which the officers shall make their reports upon visitations, the time spent, when they go to work, when they quit, and all that. Those are known as the rules of service.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Breckinridge, Sophonisba Preston, 1866-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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