Even though there may have been sufficient evidence to adjudicate a juvenile, a judge can dismiss the case if there is insufficient evidence that the child needs formal supervision by the court.

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Even if there is sufficient evidence to adjudicate a juvenile, a judge may dismiss the case if they determine there isn't enough evidence that the child requires formal supervision from the court.

Even Though There May Have Been Sufficient Evidence to Adjudicate