[Download] "People v. American Automobile Insurance Co." by Second Appellate District, Division One District Court Of Appeal Of California # Book PDF Kindle ePub Free
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- Title: People v. American Automobile Insurance Co.
- Author : Second Appellate District, Division One District Court Of Appeal Of California
- Release Date : January 18, 1955
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 74 KB
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This is an appeal from an order declaring Earl Leroy Steiner, a minor, to be a ward of the juvenile court under subdivision (m) of section 700, Welfare and Institutions Code and placing him in the custody of the probation officer for integration in the forestry camp program. Said section 700, subdivision (m) provides that jurisdiction of the juvenile court extends to any person under the age of 21 years who "violates any law of this State or any ordinance of any town, city, or county, of this State defining crime." Section 735 provides for an adjudication declaring a minor person to be a ward of the juvenile court upon finding that he comes within the provisions of said section 700. This proceeding was instituted by a petition charging that the minor Steiner "wilfully and unlawfully used force or violence upon the person of Paul Emil Laurin by striking the said person. .. about the face with his fist and kicking him in the shins; thereby violating Penal Code Section 242, Battery." After a hearing the court caused a minute order to be made, as follows: "... The court finds the allegations of the petition filed December 14, 1954, true; and the petition is sustained. Minor is declared a ward of the Juvenile Court under subdivision M, Section 700, Welfare and Institutions Code. The court finds it is to the best interests of the minor that his custody be taken from the parents, and his custody is taken from the parents. Minor is ordered released to the custody of the probation officer for integration in the forestry camp program. The probation officer is authorized to transport the minor to and from Juvenile Hall for medical care when necessary. The minors camp earnings are ordered impounded and released to him upon his discharge from camp. This matter is continued to the non-appearance calendar of January 20, 1956, for further report. Minor is ordered detained by Sheriff (Biscailuz Center recommended) pending camp placement." From this order the appeal is taken.