In about 29 states,certain offenses are automatically excluded from juvenile court;this type of legislation is called:

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Statutory exclusion is a type of legislation in which certain offenses are automatically excluded from juvenile court, requiring the case to be handled in adult court. This means that there is no discretion for the judge to decide whether to waive the case to adult court or keep it in juvenile court. Only specific offenses listed in the statute are subject to statutory exclusion.

In About 29 States,certain Offenses Are Automatically Excluded from Juvenile