...should be admissible, but we should adhere closely to that body of the rules of evidence that applies a test to truth. Hearsay, incompetent evidence, opinion,...bars, so that social workers can dispense with good case work or can substitute their fears and prejudices for the presentation of real evidence, heaven...

...evidence, just as in the folk saying: "Only the rich can afford justice; only the poor cannot escape it." understanding which must precede constructive discipline...increase in socialization! No, the test of truth in theJuvenile court should be definite, scientific, carefully scrutinized. The second principle in socialization...

...admissible, but we should adhere closely to the body of the rules of evidence that applies a test of truth. Hearsay, incompetent evidence, opinion, gossip,...juvenile court as rigidly as from any other court. . . . The test of truth in the juvenile court should be definite, scientific, carefully scrutinized."...

...should be admissible, but we should adhere closely to that body of the rules of evidence that applies a test to truth. Hearsay, incompetent evidence, opinion,...these sources of error should be ruled out of the Juvenil« court as rigidly as from any other court. * * * The test of truth in the juvenile court should...