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§ 4808. Jurisdiction   of  courts.    Courts  having  jurisdiction  of  children shall have power to commit  children  to  the  school  who  are  receivable  therein  as  set forth in section forty-eight hundred seven.  Commitments by such courts shall be in accordance with the provisions of  the penal law and code of criminal procedure applicable  thereto.    The  commitment  shall  not  be  for  any  fixed  period of detention.   Such  detention shall be conducted with a view to the improvement and  to  the  restoration,  as  soon  as practicable, of the child so committed to its  home, if after due investigation such home is found to be  satisfactory.  The provisions of section four hundred eighty-six of the penal law as to  commitments  to  institutions  shall  apply  fully to commitments to the  school.

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Statutes > New-york > Edn > Title-6 > Article-97 > 4808

§ 4808. Jurisdiction   of  courts.    Courts  having  jurisdiction  of  children shall have power to commit  children  to  the  school  who  are  receivable  therein  as  set forth in section forty-eight hundred seven.  Commitments by such courts shall be in accordance with the provisions of  the penal law and code of criminal procedure applicable  thereto.    The  commitment  shall  not  be  for  any  fixed  period of detention.   Such  detention shall be conducted with a view to the improvement and  to  the  restoration,  as  soon  as practicable, of the child so committed to its  home, if after due investigation such home is found to be  satisfactory.  The provisions of section four hundred eighty-six of the penal law as to  commitments  to  institutions  shall  apply  fully to commitments to the  school.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Edn > Title-6 > Article-97 > 4808

§ 4808. Jurisdiction   of  courts.    Courts  having  jurisdiction  of  children shall have power to commit  children  to  the  school  who  are  receivable  therein  as  set forth in section forty-eight hundred seven.  Commitments by such courts shall be in accordance with the provisions of  the penal law and code of criminal procedure applicable  thereto.    The  commitment  shall  not  be  for  any  fixed  period of detention.   Such  detention shall be conducted with a view to the improvement and  to  the  restoration,  as  soon  as practicable, of the child so committed to its  home, if after due investigation such home is found to be  satisfactory.  The provisions of section four hundred eighty-six of the penal law as to  commitments  to  institutions  shall  apply  fully to commitments to the  school.