Only about eight juvenile delinquent cases are expected to be processed each weekend day at Manhattan Criminal Court, said John Feinblatt, the mayor's criminal justice coordinator.
Stephen Cutler, the S.E.C.'s director of enforcement, said the commission's new database would be completed by the end of fiscal 2003 and would flag more delinquent cases.
For juvenile delinquent cases — involving children and teenagers ages 7 to 15 — processing in Family Court was only available Monday to Friday.
However, between 19-35% of delinquent cases exceeded 90 days with larger jurisdictions evidencing even greater waiting periods [ 26].
His youthful experiences have convinced him that, except for the relatively rare psychotic cases, no delinquents are beyond help — that all are responsive to anyone they feel really cares for them.
Many banks have loans on the books which are nearly a year delinquent and in many cases the house has been abandoned for quite some time.
Delinquent child support and alimony cases are processed through the national Court Ordered Garnishment System.
It also expects disruptions in some delinquent child support and bankruptcy cases, applications for federally guaranteed mortgages and some law-enforcement hiring.
Helping those borrowers would free up money to resolve tougher cases: people who are already delinquent and those who may not be able to afford a loan even if it is modified, and may need help finding alternative housing.
As for the boy in the story, an adolescent who sleeps with a woman older than himself, disobeys his parents, and runs away from home will be considered not only a social delinquent but a mental case, and treated as such.
