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asd123 · **on:** Aug 12, 2018

Juvenile court statutes normally restrict appeals to cases where the juvenile seeks review of a _________________, which is a document that ends the litigation between two parties by determining all their rights and disposing of all the issues.

a. final order
b. writ of habeas corpus
c. confidentiality agreement
d. consent decree

Question 2

In less-populous states, which do not have intermediate appellate bodies, the initial appeal is filed with the

a. court of last resort c. U.S. Supreme Court
b. judge advocate general d. prosecutor