Treatment of Juvenile Delinquents
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The very thing that not only the Courts and the Boards of Charity and the Child Saving Societies had been seeking more or less consciously, but that the spirit of the age demanded! The Judge could not follow the child as he left the Court, not guilty in a measure that would justify incarceration in jail or detention in a reformatory, but not so guiltless or well environed but that his departure, unguarded and technically vindicated, left a burden on the mind of the Judge. What he could and did ...do is very aptly expressed by Dr. C. R. Henderson, always in the forefront in the study of the sociology of the delinquent group: "An old proverb ran thus: 'God could not be everywhere, so he made mothers.' The judge cannot be everywhere, so he must have probation officers." The child is * 'paroled," released on probation usually for an indefinite period, with the understanding that good conduct will end in his release from probation and the oversight of the Court, I Charities, Jan. 7, 1905, p. 331.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The very thing that not only the Courts and the Boards of Charity and the Child Saving Societies had been seeking more or less consciously, but that the spirit of the age demanded! The Judge could not follow the child as he left the Court, not guilty in a measure that would justify incarceration in jail or detention in a reformatory, but not so guiltless or well environed but that his departure, unguarded and technically vindicated, left a burden on the mind of the Judge. What he could and did ...do is very aptly expressed by Dr. C. R. Henderson, always in the forefront in the study of the sociology of the delinquent group: "An old proverb ran thus: 'God could not be everywhere, so he made mothers.' The judge cannot be everywhere, so he must have probation officers." The child is * 'paroled," released on probation usually for an indefinite period, with the understanding that good conduct will end in his release from probation and the oversight of the Court, I Charities, Jan. 7, 1905, p. 331.
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