What factor may not be looked to in order to overcome the presumption of incapacity in juvenile offenders?
A) knowledge of the wrongfulness of the child's actions
B) seriousness of the crime
C) efforts to conceal the crime
D) quality of parenting

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The presumption of incapacity in juvenile offenders is typically related to their understanding and behavior, not the quality of parenting they received. Factors like knowledge of wrongfulness, seriousness of the crime, and efforts to conceal the crime directly relate to the juvenile's actions and mindset, whereas the quality of parenting is an external factor not directly related to the juvenile's capacity for understanding and intent.

What Factor May Not Be Looked to in Order to Overcome