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Almost sixty years have passed since the first juvenile court was founded in the United States. During that time, the court has become an integral part of the law-enforcement system in the United States. It exists in many forms: as a juvenile session of a district court, as a separate court system, or as part of a Domestic Relations or Family Court scheme. The jurisdictional limits and organizational lines of these courts vary from state to state, and even within a single state. But in the course of its development, the juvenile court has in many communities wandered far afield from the traditional areas in which a court of

Problems in the Structure of the Juvenile Court