Which of the following must be true for a person to be legally defined as a child?

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The legal definition of a child typically includes being a minor (under the age of majority, which varies by jurisdiction), being unmarried, and not being emancipated. Emancipation can grant a minor many of the rights and responsibilities of adulthood, thus removing their status as a "child" under the law. Therefore, all three conditions must be met for a person to be legally defined as a child.

Which of the Following Must Be True for a Person