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Existing Laws Which Authorize Psychologists to Perform Professional Services

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 May 1922 United States Publisher:JSTORJournal:Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, volume 13, page 70 (issn: 0885-4173, Copyright policy )
Authors: Hollingworth, Leta S.;

doi: 10.2307/1133863

Existing Laws Which Authorize Psychologists to Perform Professional Services

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Section 20. When a child is brought before a juvenile court as a dependent or delinquent child, if it appears to the court on the testimony of a psychologist or of a physician, or other evidence that such a person or child is feeble-minded within the meaning of this Act, the court may adjourn the proceedings, and direct some suitable officer of the court, or other suitable person, to file a petition under this Act . .

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Criminology and Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Criminology, Law

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