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30012
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This memorandum was written to familiarize judges, prosecutors, public defenders, and others with a recent opinion of the Attorney General dealing with parole and treatment of committed youthful offenders. Also provided is a review of the law on the sentencing of youthful offenders and their status in prison.
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Record #:
17983
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When the juvenile court was established in North Carolina in 1919, the clerk of superior court became the juvenile judge on a part time basis. Fifty years later many of the juvenile court laws seemed dated and inadequate; thus, the 1969 North Carolina General Assembly made considerable headway in changing juvenile corrections law including jurisdiction, detention, and custody.
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Popular Government (NoCar JK 4101 P6), Vol. 36 Issue 1, Sept 1969, p58-65