In the twentieth century, the group known as the ________, one of the most formidable foes of the juvenile court, contended that the juvenile court was unconstitutional because under its system the principles of a fair trial and individual rights were denied.

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The group referred to as the "constitutionalists" argued against the juvenile court system on the grounds that it violated constitutional principles by denying fair trial rights and individual liberties.

In the Twentieth Century, the Group Known as the ________