Show SOLONS SOW STRUGGLE WITH NITH JUVENILE LAW LAY Members of Both Houses o of Legislature Active in Pushing Pushing Pushing Push Push- ing Kindred Bills Bils SENATE MEASURE TO PASS Revision of System Expected Under Benner X Smiths Smith's Proposed New Pr Procedure Since time the legislature first convened rC members of or both holh hou houses c have math made matI an effort to have a law Jaw pas passed Cd that would revise IRe ro tho the Juvenile court COlt system y tm In Iii the state stale of o Utah The re recent re re- cent supreme court decision affecting the powers of lie tho Juvenile court was cr carefully ful considered IJ by those who Wl were WIC making an effort to draft legislation legis legis- lotion lation covering t the l subject The ThC fr first t bill bi introduced relating to toDie thC tit Die method of or procedure in the Juvenile Juven Juven- II lit ile court and Ie regulating the term of or otc office of or th the ju Judge who was given juri jurisdiction jurisdiction jur jur- i over cr this court was House e ehi bill hi No 03 h by hI Richards The Thc day ulay fol- fol owing lowing lowing senate but bill bi No o. o Gi 67 by hy Homier Benner X Smith which was a duplicate duplicate- of or house bill 1111 hi No I 03 was Introduced I Both loth bills lilIs were Introduced early nr In Inho Ilc ho lie session lon with wih th the purpose of find find- lug big ng out ou at an early carh date dale the lie fe feelings of if the members of both bodies holts in rela- rela lon Lion lon to a n Juvenile Ju enie court law low The TIl judiciary committee of both hoth houses houss met to discuss the lie measures ind between een bt the lie two bodies bOlles was nr- nr ln cd n a. pretty y definite understanding understand understand- ing log as to th the measures that would Ie 1 C recommended to th the IC respective of the lie legislature Charles Marks s of or Salt Sal Lake brou brought ht a n bill bi before the committee for fOI cm Its Is consideration covering co some ome of or of the ground alrea already gone over O by by- bythe bythe the other measures and suggesting several ral other othel provisions At Tuesdays Tuesday's session action acton was ns de deferred tC dt erred fene on senate nate bill hi No o. o Gi This Thi measure will Ill undoubtedly be hp passed the le legislature adjourns It I provides es fur for or jU Juvenile courts and n ns as amended fixes the term of or office of the lie tw juvenile ju enle court judge at at two 0 years subject to removal al h by a a commission the manner mannel of who whose t appointment Is Iset yet iet et forth It I provides for fOl ci probation and fixes the he duties dutes of or the county attorneys Not ol l Against tin the Child hlll Tn In defense of the tho measures he hail had hal Intro Introduced bearing on 01 the subject Representative Re lIe- pre e Richards argued that thal any bill bi that pa passed qed the tho house hOle should houll not arraign the state of or Utah against the time child accused o of wrong doing In Instead of this way of looking at nt It he suggested suggest suggest- ug estel est est- ed el that the complaint should Indicate In an on unmistakable wn way that the action brought was b by the state of Utah in inthe inthe the interest of the tho child accused Senate bill hi No o. o Gi 67 pa passed ell the senate enato and antI andas was as sent to td lh the house hOlse for rOI Its Is consid con con- sid raton In th the tho meantime the thc hou house e had appointed Representatives Marks Dyreng anti and Westphal to tD meet mee with witha wih a committee from flom the senate enate to dis dh discuss Us- Us cU cuss s the Ct question ton At conferences of this committee 8 several rC residents of or the tho stale state Interested In the passing of a n Juvenile Juvenile Jay Jay- enile colic court ourt r la that hat hat would hol hold water met with wih the and amid discussed tho time various pIO I provisions provision's lons of the lie measures before tho the At t the these l' l meetIngs meet meet- Ings Jud Judge Willis Brown County Attorney At At- torney lorney iii lan Hanson on and Judge George G G. G Armstrong were present and anui made malle suggestions At t this time Richards was was ral ready to withdraw his original bill hi that had received the thE approval of the tho hou house c and allow alow tho the enate senate bl bill by hy Benner X N. Smith covering the tho same mc grounds F to be passed i h by the lower er 10 house Then Thep the ho adult delinquency measure house lull bill 11 No 0 39 39 by Richards was Introduced This bill bl went thoroughly into the question of or the tho responsibility of or tho lie parent or ur guardian anti and proscribed pro ui-c- scribed a n penalty for the careless government gov gov- o of minors The Tho lH measure al also o provided for a su suspension of sentence and Ind allowed the delinquent parents a chance to tu mend their heir wa ways Adult Delinquency Hill Bill Bi The bill bi I passed as el b by 13 the house homo at nt Tuesdays Tuesday's as les lon provides In part that any lle ierson on over O 18 IS years of age ale who b by nn any act words or con conduct or 01 by bythe bythe bythe the omission to do 0 some something thins required b by law to be bl done al aids abets encourages encourages ages ase contribute to or becomes re responsible re- re pon for or the dependency enc neglect neglector or tl delinquency of any ju enle juvenile so defined de dc- IC- IC fined JJ by tho lie laws law of or this state stale shall haH be guit guilty of a n misdemeanor and amid upon the conviction thereof shall be liable to a line fine of or not exceeding or 01 to t Imprisonment in the county count jail jai for fora fO fOa a period not exceeding six months month or 01 orby orby by both such fin fine and Imprisonment S Sec c. c 2 Th The court may suspend al any sentence hereunder er or 01 release un any person sentenced un under el this act from custody upon condition that lint such person person per per- son on shall furnish a n good and sufficient undertaking to the state of o Utah to tobe tobe tobe be approved cd by tho the judge of or the thu ju juvenile juvenile ju venile enle court pr QI ir where there lhea-c Is no such court b by the he district judge In such penal sum um not exceeding 1000 as the tho court shall fix fx con conditioned for forthe forthe or orthe the payment t of or such mch sum as ns the lie court ma may order ordel not not exceeding 25 per pel month for each child for whose delinquency delinquency de tle- de- de neglect ct or 01 dependency said person verson is adjudged responsible as aforesaid for fOI or the support care CO and maintenance of or such child while hile andee un under an- an ln- ln del dee the or oi In iii custody of 01 an any Jn individual ual or 01 au aim any public or private private vate home bul building or 01 Institution to which th the tho child may have ha been heen committed com corn under the provisions of the laws of the state concerning dependent depend depend- ent eat ne neglected or delinquent children ren Sec 3 The Court ourt ma may nl also o suspend an any Imposed under el this act anti and may permit any dependent ne neglected neglected ne- ne 01 or delinquent child to remain In the custO custody of such p person Iron rn found Sult guilty hereunder upon con conditions to tobo tobo bo 10 proscribed or 01 Imposed b by tho the court COUt as seem most must calculated to remove the lie cause of such ch dependency epen nc neglect or 01 delinquency and while such uch condition conditions condi condl- tOI tion are aro accepted nn and amid complied with wih by any such person peron such mch sentence ma nay may remain suspended and such persons persons per per- sons soils shall be considered on probation i In 11 said court In case a bond Is given as provided herein the conditions prescribed pro pro- scribed b by the court alabe bo be made may ala hI a n apart apart part of or the he terms an and conditions of or such bond a |