J. K. v. State

Challenged here is not the adjudication of delinquency, but rather the disposition *429made by the juvenile court judge following the adjudication of delinquency. The challenge goes to the statutory provisions for disposition if a child is adjudged delinquent, and, more particularly, the application of such statutory provisions in the instant case.

Involved are two sections of the Children’s Code of Wisconsin (ch. 48). The first such is sec. 48.01, Stats., which declares the intent of the chapter to be “. . . to promote the best interests of the children of this state, . . 1 and provides that “. .…