Which option of the intake process requires the child to agree to fulfill certain conditions in spite of the fact that he or she has not been found guilty?

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A consent decree is a legal agreement that resolves a dispute between two parties without an admission of guilt or liability. In the context of juvenile justice, it allows a child to agree to certain conditions (such as attending counseling or performing community service) without a formal finding of guilt. This can be part of the intake process to divert the youth from further involvement in the justice system.

Which Option of the Intake Process Requires the Child to Agree