The vast majority of juvenile court adjudications are A. tried by jury. B. conducted in adult court. C. uncontested. D. dismissed.

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The vast majority of juvenile court adjudications are

A. tried by jury.
B. conducted in adult court.
C. uncontested.
D. dismissed.

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