In a ______, the juvenile court must hold a hearing to assess whether the youth could still benefit from the resources available to the juvenile court.

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In a judicial waiver, the juvenile court must hold a hearing to assess whether the youth could still benefit from the resources available to the juvenile court before transferring the case to adult criminal court. This hearing is known as a transfer hearing or a reverse transfer hearing. The other options listed do not involve such a hearing.

In a ______, the Juvenile Court Must Hold a Hearing