Juvenile-Court Statistics, Year Ended December 31, 1934, and Federal Juvenile Offenders, Year Ended June 30, 1935

• NCJ Number: 123445
• Author(s): E C Tandy
• Date Published: 1937
• Length: 106 pages
• Corporate Author: US Dept of Labor
• Sale Source: National Institute of Justice/; NCJRS Photocopy Services
• Publication Type: Statistics
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America

Annotation

Data on juvenile cases under State jurisdiction for the year ending December 31, 1934, cover trends in delinquency and dependency-and-neglect cases as well as case and offender characteristics for those processed in 1934; data on Federal offenders cover case processing and disposition.

Abstract

Data on trends in juvenile delinquency cases for 1929-34 address the number of cases and juveniles, offenders' sex and age, home conditions, reasons for referral to the court, place of detention, and previous court experience. Trends in dependency-and-neglect cases cover the number of cases, age when referred to the court, parents' marital status, case disposition, and placement. Data on delinquency cases for 1934 present juveniles' age, race, and sex; parent nativity; place of residence when referred; parents' marital status; source and reason for referral to court; previous court experience; place of detention; and case disposition. Data are similar for dependency-and-neglect cases. Tables on Federal juvenile offenders indicate the numbers of offenders brought to the attention of U.S. probation officers, received in jails and held pending trial, discharged from detention, placed on probation, and received under sentence in jails and in Federal institutions. 44 tables.