In Re Blackey
North Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBubee, J.
In the juvenile court in and for Ramsey county in September, 1922, Lawrence Blackey was adjudged to be a delinquent child under eighteen years of age and was committed to the state industrial school at Mandan, North Dakota. The order of commitment was suspended; Blackey was paroled and placed in the custody of County Judge Swenson, a juvenile officer, who allowed Blackey to remain at home.
On February 18, 1926, the judge of said court made another order and after giving reasons therefor stated, “I therefore revoke the suspension of sentence passed in this court in September, 1922, and that…
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