A juvenile listens as the judge delivers his opinion on the case. The juvenile committed a particular offense and is over a specific age. In the state where the case is being heard, the waiver being considered is just a

formality and the juvenile will be transferred to criminal court because he meets the particular offense and specific age standards. What waiver is being considered?

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Logan Christian

25 August, 04:59

A juvenile listens as the judge delivers his opinion on the case. The juvenile committed a particular offense and is over a specific age. In the state where the case is being heard, the waiver being considered is just a

formality and the juvenile will be transferred to criminal court because he meets the particular offense and specific age standards. What waiver is being considered?

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Isaac Rodriguez · Answer 1

Answer:A Mandatory Waiver

Explanation:

The process is just a formality as the state has a system in place that already pre-qualifies the juvenile to be tried in criminal court.