delinquency proceeding

delinquency proceeding
A proceeding in juvenile court, usually civil in nature for the purpose of placing a delinquent child under the control of the court; a proceeding in juvenile court for an adjudication of the status of a child in the nature of a guardianship imposed by the state as parents patriae to provide the care and guidance that under normal circumstances would be furnished by the child's parents. 31 Am J Rev ed Juv Ct § 53; within the meaning of the Uniform Insurers Liquidation Act, a proceeding for the rehabilitation of an insurance company in financial difficulties. Anno: 46 ALR2d 1186.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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