What is the name for the legal exception related to a youth's age, alleged offense, and court history that can place a youth under the jurisdiction of the adult criminal court?
A) status offense
B) statutory exclusion
C) waiver to adult court
D) juvenile detention

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Statutory exclusion refers to laws that automatically exclude certain offenses committed by juveniles from juvenile court jurisdiction, thereby placing them under the jurisdiction of the adult criminal court based on the specific criteria such as the youth's age, the type of offense committed, and their previous court history.

What Is the Name for the Legal Exception Related to a Youth's