ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR.                  835

conducive to the best interests of such minor to have a change
of custodian. (7) He may cause any person under the age of
sixteen (16), coming under his jurisdiction to be examined by
a physician, psychiatrist or psychologist selected by him.
(8) He shall maintain complete records of the cases brought
before him. All such records having to do with minors under
the age of sixteen (16) shall be exempt from indiscriminate
public inspection but shall be open to inspection by the parents
or other authorized representatives of the person concerned
and in the discretion of the court by any other person having;
a legitimate interest therein.

82.     Whenever any minor under sixteen (16) years of age
is arrested he or she shall be taken to such place other than
a county jail as may be designated by the respective magis-
trates for juvenile causes for each county, until brought before
the magistrate for hearing; and when such magistrates shall
commit any minor for trial or for hearing he shall commit
such minor to a suitable juvenile institution or other suitable
place of detention instead of the county jail.

83.     Any resident of each of the several counties or the
agent of any society incorporated under the laws of the State
for the care and protection of children may file with the ju-
venile magistrate of said county, a petition in writing and
under oath, setting forth that a certain child or children,
naming the same, if the name or names be known, and also
naming the parent or parents of said child or children if there
be parent or parents known to the petitioner, or the name of
the custodian of said child or children if there be such cus-
todian known to the petitioner, and the place or places of resi-
dence of each child or children, their parents or other cus-
todian where known to the petitioner, is or are delinquent,
dependent or neglected and that it is for the interest of said
child or children and the State of Maryland that it or they be
taken from its or their parent or parents, guardian or custodian
or place of residence and placed under the jurisdiction of the
magistrate sitting in juvenile causes together with such other
pertinent facts, if any, as the petitioner may think proper to
state. The magistrate shall file and preserve such petitions
and all papers relating to such petition and docket such case,
wherein the petitioner shall be named the plaintiff and the
child or "children, its or their parent or parents, guardian or