In Re William M.

Supreme Court of California · Decided 1970-08-24

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Opinion TOBRINER, J. This case raises the basic issue of whether a juvenile court may refuse to consider specific facts supporting the release of a juvenile prior to a jurisdictional hearing and, instead, establish a rule that all juveniles accused of a specified type of offense should automatically be detained. We give the reasons why we have concluded that th…

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