In the case of Ex Parte Crouse the Court ruled that the children could not be committed to institutions without a jury trial nor the youth having an attorney.

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In Ex Parte Crouse (1838), the court ruled that the state has a right to intervene and commit a child to a reform institution without a jury trial or an attorney, under the doctrine of parens patriae, for the child's welfare.

In the Case of Ex Parte Crouse the Court Ruled