Chapter 92. to create a Juvenile Court in and for the District of Columbia,” approved March nineteenth, nineteen hundred and six, shall operate as a disqualification of any such child for jury duty, or for holding office, or for any other public service under the Government of the United States or the District
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CHAP. 92.— AN ACT To emancipate from certain disabilities children who have judgments of conviction for crime of record against them in the Juvenile Court of the District of Columbia. April 27, 1916.[[H. R. 9803](/us/bill/64/hr/9803).][[Public, No. 60](/us/pl/64/60).] *Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,* That no judgment District of Columbia. Judgment of juvenile court not a civil disqualification of child, etc.
Vol. 34, p. 73. of conviction against any child of record in the Juvenile Court of the District of Columbia under an Act entitled “An Act to create a Juvenile Court in and for the District of Columbia,” approved March nineteenth, nineteen hundred and six, shall operate as a disqualification of any such child for jury duty, or for holding office, or for any other public service under the Government of the United States or the District of Columbia, and no child against whom a judgment of conviction may stand in said Juvenile Court of the District of Columbia under said Act aforesaid shall be denominated, a criminal by reason of any such judgment, nor shall such judgment be denominated a conviction.
Approved, April 27, 1916.