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cmoore54

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Shortly after his release from the residential facility, Edward is arrested for an armed robbery. This time, he caused injury to his victim. Though he is still 16, the prosecutor believes that Edward poses a threat to the community. Edward's public defender believes he should still be under the jurisdiction of the juvenile courts. In the state in which Edward resides, an armed robbery is automatically transferrable to the adult court. This type of transfer is referred to as a(an):
 
  a. judicial waiver.
  b. prosecutorial waiver.
  c. statutorial exclusion.
  d. public defender request.

Question 2

After he completes his time in the residential facility, Edward is supervised so that he can make an adjustment to community living. This supervision is known as:
 
  a. aftercare.
  b. boot camp.
  c. probation.
  d. wilderness program.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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