Permits waiver of juvenile regardless of age under certain circumstances; makes juveniles eligible for waiver for terrorism and human trafficking.
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This bill changes the rules for when a juvenile court can waive jurisdiction over a case to an adult court, allowing it under more circumstances. Specifically, it expands the types of crimes for which a juvenile can be transferred to adult court, including terrorism and human trafficking, regardless of age. The bill also outlines procedures for the court to consider and make these decisions, and establishes a data collection program to track waiver rates and related information.
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