JUVENILE JUSTICE STATISTICS
agreeing to some type of voluntary sanction (e.g., restitution). In more than half of all delinquency cases (54% or 386,600 cases), authorities filed a petition and handled the case formally. The proportion of delinquency cases petitioned for formal handling changed little between 2005 and 2019. Waiver to criminal court
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