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one for the real offender and
or young person
one for the child brought
before the court under
Section 17 of Ordinance No.1
of 1932
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and using both
terms in conjunction where
both classes are affected.
6.
It may be urged that
this is merely a question
of the use of terms. The
Ordinance, however, makes
it clear that a reformatory
is a place where "youthful
offenders" are "reformed", and
the fact of residence in a
reformatory, or the fact
a young person child had
that a child/had been dealt
with as a "youthful offender"
would be more apparant to
outside observers than the
status of an inmate of a
reformatory, or the ground
or young person
upon which a child/was dealt
with
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