When a case is taken to an adjudicatory hearing where a juvenile court judge determines (based on evidence and witnesses) whether the juvenile will be found delinquent, the case is said to be

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When a case goes to an adjudicatory hearing for a judge to determine if a juvenile will be found delinquent based on evidence and witnesses, it is formally processed through a petition. This formal process involves filing a petition in juvenile court, which officially starts the court proceedings.

When a Case Is Taken to an Adjudicatory Hearing Where