The concept of parens patriae in the history of the juvenile justice system meant:
a. The state had the authority and a moral obligation to intervene with wayward youth
b. The state was legally prevented from intervening with youth
c. The state had no role in parenting youth
d. The state worked with families to punish youth
A
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