Inter-Mountain Republican | 1909-01-17 | Page 16 | For the Juvenile Court.

j F JOK n TIlE THE COURT Among ong tho suggestions sU for tOl amend amend- j mont of the the juvenile JU court law one I lall lali for approbation e especially po appeals That 1 is the thO provision islon by which a n boy Ol ol girl sent to lo Iho tho corrective e Un remains within the Jurisdiction ot of the court so 20 that the ju judge g may sUp- sUp 4 his order of or commitment at any time alu and restore the wart ward toi to conduct makes that i liberty whore whole his action seem wisest Any plan pIau which preserves es the ro- ro 1 lation laUon of ot friendly Intimacy of or inter inter- tei oversight o of kindly direction L' L will be helpful The rile amendments and additions suggested as a whole are arc J good bood But nut none Is more so 50 than that K which enables the tho Judge not only t t t- recall the boy o but to let hot the file boy oy know lie be may mar bo be e recalled If It himself makes the recall wise I The judge of the juvenile ju court has much the same problem that Is pre pre- to er e every father and every acry mother In the tho lan land Tho The bo boy Is in tn uncertain quantity Xo No one knows what he ho is going to lo do Like tho the wind he ho where ho he Usually we hear hem tho the soun sound thereof but we do ho donot not Jot know whence he be comes coms nor nOlO whither he is Ss going All l one can do is to stud study tho the In- In l i pro problem lem watch It help It direct It control so far Car as os po possible but f t f mm tei- tei ahe 11 way ray oi l. l t IC right A Ai soon n the best of the juvenile jU court will be bo tho the boys lOyZ s 's grown to mature manhood and re responsibilities ro- ro who who have themselves been een fortunate recipients of oC the care caie or of the court