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· 12/15/1922

State ex rel. Gray v. Webster

Citations

  • 122 Wash. 526
  • 211 P. 274
  • 1922 Wash. LEXIS 1190

Syllabus

<p>Infants (2)&emdash;Juvenile Delinquents&emdash;Order of Commitment&emdash; Right to Appeal&emdash;Bah, Pending Appeal&emdash;Statutes&emdash;Construction. A delinquent child committed to the reform school is not entitled to hail pending his appeal from the commitment; since under the juvenile act, Rem. Comp. Stat., §§ 1987-1 to 1987-18, there is no right of appeal provided for, and as the act provides that such a judgment shall in no case he deemed a conviction of crime, there is no appeal as from a criminal conviction.</p>

Judges: Holcomb

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