Citation

Starrs JE. Crime Delinq. 1967; 13(2): 289-306.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1967, SAGE Publishing)

DOI

10.1177/001112876701300201

PMID

unavailable

Abstract

Juvenile courts have considerable potential for good, but, where the climate is right and the constitutional protections are few, they can also be twisted into instruments of repression. Such has been the experience of many juvenile courts in the South when confronted by juvenile demonstrators who take to the streets to secure their constitutional rights.