District of Columbia Statutes
§ 4-125 — Assisting child to leave institution without authority; concealing such child; duty of police.
Any person who shall entice or attempt to entice, away from any home or institution, any child legally committed to the Board of Public Welfare and placed by said Board in such home or institution, or any person who shall assist or attempt to assist any such child to leave without permission such home or institution, knowing such child to be an inmate of such institution or to have been placed in such home, or any person who shall harbor, conceal, or aid in harboring or concealing any such child who shall be absent without leave from a home or institution in which he has been placed by the Board of Public Welfare, shall, upon conviction thereof, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall pay a fine of not less than $10 nor more than $100; and any policeman shall have power, and it is here
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Legislative History
Jan. 12, 1942, 55 Stat. 883, ch. 649, § 2
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§ 4-1001
Burial assistance program.§ 4-101
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Board of Public Welfare — Officers; meetings; authority to make rules, regulations, and orders.§ 4-105
Director of Public Welfare.§ 4-1101
Definition.§ 4-1103
Appropriations.