Three types of juveniles come under the court's jurisdiction. Which of the following is NOT one of those types?
A) youthful offenders
B) status offenders
C) minors in need of supervision
D) felony-murder offenders

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Felony-murder offenders are not a distinct category under the court's jurisdiction specifically for juveniles. The court's jurisdiction typically covers youthful offenders, status offenders, and minors in need of supervision, focusing on the nature of the offenses and the needs of the juveniles rather than categorizing by specific crimes like felony murder.

Three Types of Juveniles Come Under the Court's Jurisdiction