| Illinois. Board of State Commissioners of Public Charities - Public welfare - 1899 - 372 pages
...sense, as he always does, founded upon his own experience, which is the best basis for a sound opinion. We make criminals out of children who are not criminals...detention for those children other than a prison. In the city of New York the children who are arrested there — I do not like the word "arrested" as... | |
| Child welfare - 1922 - 1778 pages
...study of the probation system established in 1878 in Massachusetts for both adults and children,200 a bill was drafted at the instance of the Chicago...those children other than a prison (reference made '" Hurley, TD : " Development of the Juvenile court Idea," In Charities, Vol. XI, p. 423 (Nov. 7, inOSi.... | |
| 1922 - 1036 pages
...out of children who are not criminals by treating them as if they were criminal*. That ought to he stopped. What we should have in our system of criminal...those children other than a prison (reference made '» Hurley, TD : " Development of the Juvenile court idea," in Charities, Vol. XI, p. 423 (Nov. 7.... | |
| Jane Addams - Juvenile courts - 1925 - 362 pages
...Lucy L. Flower and Miss Mary M. Bartelme, shared in the discussions, as did Dr. FH Wines, who said : "We ought to have a children's court in Chicago and we ought to have a children's judge." Dr. HH Hart said, "Now if we can all get together and agree upon what shall be the future policy of... | |
| Albert Muntsch, Henry Stanislaus Spalding - Sociology - 1928 - 488 pages
...given by Dr. Frederick Wines, formerly secretary of the Illinois State Board of Charity, as follows: " We make criminals out of children who are not criminals...those children other than a prison (reference made to the New York system of detention). A thing we want to borrow from the State of Massachusetts is... | |
| Anthony M. Platt - Social Science - 1977 - 270 pages
...stopped. What we should have, in our system of criminal jurisprudence, is an entirely separate systems of courts for children, in large cities, who commit...detention for those children other than a prison. . . . No child ought to be tried unless he has a friend in court to look after his real interests.... | |
| Richard Lempert, Joseph Sanders - Law - 1986 - 556 pages
...our system of criminal jurisprudence, is an entirely separate system of courts for children. . . . We ought to have a "children's court" in Chicago,..."children's judge," who should attend to no other business. tFrederick Wines in a speech in 1899; quoted in Plan, 1969. p. 1321 The juvenile court was not supposed... | |
| Margaret K. Rosenheim - Law - 2002 - 571 pages
...an entirely separate system of courts for children, in large cities, who commit offenses which could be criminal in adults. We ought to have a 'children's...'children's judge,' who should attend to no other business" (Wines 1899, 336). Wines called for the adoption of special procedures for the court modeled after... | |
| James W. Burfeind, Dawn Jeglum Bartusch - Business & Economics - 2006 - 720 pages
...! CASEIN Excerpt from Frederick Wine's Closing Speech to the Illinois Conference of Charities, 1898 We make criminals out of children who are not criminals...some place of detention for those children other than prison. ... No child ought to be tried unless he has a friend in court to look after his real interest.... | |
| Nick Frost - Political Science - 2005 - 448 pages
...stopped. What we should have, in our system of criminal jurisprudence, is an entirely separate systems of courts for children, in large cities, who commit...of detention for those children other than a prison .... No child ought to be tried unless he has a friend in court to look after his real interests. There... | |
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