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I alike with O Stewart have
experienced the difficulty he refers to inn dealing with Juvenile Offeredors, but the difficulty appears to me to be chiefly due
of any distinction in the
to the absence
treatiurut of obdult and Juvenile ffuders,
and the ne
necessity that at present exist
for enixing theme up together.
I think it would be for
wuone
simple and prefemble in every way to reform
the e
existing
Gaol institution to the extent
required than to establish a
semi- independent
: iwlitution such as that of sht. Louis School,
the stitus and conditions of which there
would be considerable
properly determining.
None of the
difficulty
in
reasons which prevail
in England for the establishment of
reformatories
reformatories appear weight in
in a Colorcy
lo
A
to have any
Hongkong
so siticate ao
and it is to be added also that the
number of Juvenile Offenders is very
swall.
I have
fo
(Ligued) H. E. Nodehouse Police Magistrate.