Children’s Court Cases In September

Press, Volume C, Issue 29643, 13 October 1961, Page 9

Children’s Court Cases In September

A T6-y«HM>M boy. who was serteoced to Borstal traintag on charges of break* ins and entering and theft was one of M juvenile* dealt with by Mr Bay round Ferner, SM, end bis associate, Mr W. a Cotoe, «t riftings of the Children’s Court during September. Another 16-year-oM boy was ptoced on probation tor tiwo years on a charge of theft. Throe 14-year-oM boys were coumittad to the care of the Superintendent of Child Welfare. One was charged with bring not under proper control, unlawful taking of a motor truck, and attempted theft, a second with untewfuiy taking a motorcycle, attempted Shopbreaking, and conversion of * car and a motor-scooter, and the third with theft. Under Snperviston Thirteen children were placed under supervision lor two years. They were: g 13- boy, for theft, unlawful taking, and unlawful getting on to a vebiclet a 12-year-cJd boy for breaking and entering and theft; a nine - month - old girl deemed to be not under proper control and living in an environment detrimental to -the child’s welfare; three brothers, aged nine, eight, and seven years on a complaint of being not under proper control; a 15-year-oM boy for theft tod unlawful conversion; a 13-year-old boy for being delinquent and not under proper control, and five children aged from two to nine years, deemed to be living in a detrimental environment. Two boys were placed under supervision for 18 months ,a 14-year-old for theft, and a 13-year-old for receiving, theft, and wilful damage. Twelve boys and one girl were placed under supervision for one year—the girl, aged 14, for drinking liquorin a public place; two 12-year-olds, and one 13-year-old boy for theft; a 13-year-old boy for theft, being on enclosed premises without lawful excuse, and behaving in a disorderly manner; a 14- boy for behaving in a disorderly manner, and being on enclosed premises; a 14-year-old boy for riding a cycle on the footpath, two charges of theft, being on enclosed premises without lawful excuse and behaving in a disorderly manner; a 14-year-old boy for attempted breaking and entering; a 14-year-old boy for theft and indecent assault; two boys aged 14 and 15 years for breaking, entering, and theft, cycle conversion and wilful damage; a 16-year-old boy for breaking, entering, and theft and disorderly behaviour (also fined £2); and a 14-year-old boy charged with theft. Thirteen children were admonished and discharged. They were: a 16-year-old girl for being on licensed premises; a 13-year-old and a 14-year-old boy for theft; a 15-year-old boy for being on enclosed premises and behaving in a disorderly manner; a 16-year-old boy for wilful damage; two boys, aged 13 and 14 years on charges of wilful damage and throwing stones; a 14-yeer-old boy charged with theft, disorderly behaviour, and being on enclosed premises; a 14-year-old boy for .indecent assault on a female; a 16-year-old boy for using indecent language and having an unldghted bicycle; a 12-year-old boy for theft; two boys, aged 10 and 12 years,

for wilful damage and theft; and a 14-year-oW boy on a charge of wiMui damage. Returned TO Cara Five boys and taro glris were adßaortsbed and returned to the cere ofthe fare—<ne two gms, agon *• and 15 years for urtKwfal taking cycles, and theft; a 14-year-oid boy for brnkang, entering and theft; a 16-yenr-oMtey for breaking and theft, theft houtetawking and thMt, and bousebreaHng with intart; a 16-year-old boy for oountoghouse breaking and theft, and theft; and two 10-year-old boys for ootwetefon of cycles. Nine boys, aged between 15 and 16 years, were fined. One boy was fined £7 16s on a charge of obscene language. A boy was fined £5 on a charge of theft. Bor wiMUI damage, a boy was fined £lO. FOr being on licensed premises whilst under 21 yejra of age, a boy was fined £2. For drinking liquor in s public place white under M years of age, a boy was fined £3. A boy was fined £lO for theft for schooSbouse breaking and theft, a boy was feed £B, and for foiling to give way he was fined £3. For schoolhouse breaking and theft, a boy was fined £5. For disorderly behaviour, a boy was fined £2. Six boys appeared on waffle charges. They were: A 16-year-old boy, Who was flne4 £2 far having no licence and a 15-year-oM who was admonished and discharged for tailing to observe a compulsory stop. For having no warrant of fitness, and having no driving licence a 14-year-old boy wne fined £5. A 15-year-old boy was fined £3 for having no warrant of fitness and no licence. Two boys were fined £2 each for riding a bicycle without a light