In Georgia, when a juvenile is found to have committed an offense, he or she is legally classified as

A) a "problem child."

B) a "convicted felon."

C) a "misdemeanored youth."

D) an "adjudicated delinquent."

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In Georgia, when a juvenile is found to have committed an offense, he or she is legally classified as

A) a "problem child."

B) a "convicted felon."

C) a "misdemeanored youth."

D) an "adjudicated delinquent."

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Randall Guerrero · Answer 1

d

Explanation:

In Georgia, when a juvenile is found to have committed an offense, he or she is legally classified as an "adjudicated delinquent." In Georgia, a juvenile is a person who is 17 years of age or younger. As such, a juvenile is usually subjected to slightly different processes when being held accountable in a court of law for their actions.

Amaya Shaffer · Answer 2

A juvenile that has committed an offense, he or she is legally classified as "convict felon" so answer B

In Georgia, when a juvenile is found to have committed an offense, he or she is legally classified asA) a "problem child."B) a "convicted felon."C) a "misdemeanored youth."D) an "adjudicated delinquent."

In Georgia, when a juvenile is found to have committed an offense, he or she is legally classified as

A) a "problem child."

B) a "convicted felon."

C) a "misdemeanored youth."

D) an "adjudicated delinquent."