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The well-known and oft-pronounced philosophy of the judicial system applied to juveniles-the juvenile court-is couched in evangelical terms. That the juvenile court's purpose is to provide salvation for tender youths who tend toward crime, for whatever reason, is one of the earliest of these philosophical statements.1 Thus the earliest thinkers, pondering the justification for treating juvenile criminal offenders differently from adults, concluded that the parens patriae doctrine was the legal underpinning of such a system.2 This doctrine, that the state should offer a shield and guidance

Collateral Attack on Juvenile Court Delinquency Decisions