Juvenile court codes usually specific that the court has jurisdiction in relation to three categories of conditions. Which is NOT one of these categories of conditions?

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Juvenile courts typically have jurisdiction over matters of delinquency (acts committed by juveniles that would be crimes if committed by adults), dependency (cases where juveniles are without proper parental care), and neglect (situations where a child's basic needs are not being met). They do not have jurisdiction over adult criminality, which is handled by criminal courts.

Juvenile Court Codes Usually Specific That the Court Has Jurisdiction