This requires certain delinquency cases-usually those that are particularly heinous, such as murder-to be waived to criminal court automatically.

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Statutory exclusion refers to a law that requires certain delinquency cases, usually those that are particularly heinous, such as murder, to be waived to criminal court automatically. This means that the juvenile court does not have jurisdiction to hear these cases and they are automatically transferred to the adult criminal court.

This Requires Certain Delinquency Cases-Usually Those That Are Particularly Heinous