juvenile court

Under state law, he would be tried in juvenile court.

This case should never have been taken out of the juvenile court.

The next step could be juvenile court but that is up to your father.

She said it was then up to the juvenile court to decide how he would be tried.

"Your office prosecuted him in juvenile court about two months ago."

Just such a question has been posed in a Chicago juvenile court.

Those 19 to 21 can be tried either way at the discretion of the juvenile court.

"But eventually, we'd like to have an office in every juvenile court."

If they show that likelihood, their cases go back to juvenile court.

Lindsey was made judge of the juvenile court in 1901.

In 1899, Illinois established the first juvenile court; by 1925, 46 states had done the same.

Any youth convicted in juvenile court can only be held until age 21.

He said she had the "perfect balance" for the juvenile court job.

The maximum penalty in juvenile court would have been 20 years.

It is the first juvenile court proceeding fully open to the media and the public.

Punishment for the younger brother would be decided by juvenile court.

Later Emily was sentenced to community service by a juvenile court.

When he started out more than 25 years ago, there were about 4,000 abuse and neglect cases in juvenile court a year.

The state juvenile courts handled a total of 73,221 cases last year as against 60,637 in 1983.

But if the case is kept in Juvenile Court, everything changes.

Yet policy decisions are made by the county juvenile court, almost always based on the recommendations of welfare officials.

Ruth does a lot of work there for juvenile court."

The boy's name was not released because the charges, still pending, are in juvenile court.

However, he said, juvenile court is not the appropriate place to solve adolescent problems.

Charged again three months later for public drunkenness, juvenile court.