There are three alternatives for providing children with legal counsel.Which of the following is not one of these alternatives?

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While a juvenile's legal guardian may be present during legal proceedings, they are generally not qualified or licensed to provide legal counsel and representation in court. Therefore, relying solely on a juvenile's legal guardian as their defense attorney is not a viable alternative for providing children with legal counsel. The other three options listed (an all-public defender program, an appointed private-counsel system, and a combination of public defenders and appointed private attorneys) are viable alternatives for providing legal counsel to children.

There Are Three Alternatives for Providing Children with Legal Counsel