Juvenile court statutes normally restrict appeals to cases where the juvenile seeks review of a _________________,which is a document that ends the litigation between two parties by determining all their rights and disposing of all the issues.

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Juvenile court statutes normally restrict appeals to cases where a final order has been issued. A final order is a document that ends the litigation between two parties by determining all their rights and disposing of all the issues. Option B (writ of habeas corpus) is not applicable to this question as it is a legal action through which a person can seek relief from unlawful detention. Option C (confidentiality agreement) and D (consent decree) are also not relevant to the context of the question.

Juvenile Court Statutes Normally Restrict Appeals to Cases Where the Juvenile