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A juvenile can be tried in superior court if he or she has committed A) theft. B) murder. C) any crime against an adult. D) any crime against a juvenile.
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A juvenile can be tried in superior court if he or she has committed

A) theft.
B) murder.
C) any crime against an adult.
D) any crime against a juvenile.

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I would say probably, B.
User Kevin Nzioka
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The answer is B) murder
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