Opinion
The opinion
I said in the recent case of McCallen v. State, decided by Presiding Judge Prendergast, that I thought the Juvenile Act was not intelligible to such extent that it ought to be held inoperative. The incongruities are made the more apparent by each succeeding opinion which upholds it.
[Rehearing denied March 31, 1915. — Reporter.]
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