Which of the following are considered justifications for transfer of an adolescent into the criminal system?

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All of the above (charged with homicide, charged with a violent felony, having a history of prior juvenile offending) are generally considered justifications for transfer of an adolescent into the criminal system. These factors suggest that the adolescent may pose a significant risk to public safety and may require more intensive or restrictive interventions than can be provided through the juvenile justice system.

Which of the Following Are Considered Justifications for Transfer of an Adolescent