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1 juvenile court referral
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2 juvenile
1) неповнолітній (ім.), підліток2) неповнолітній (прикм.), підлітковий•- juvenile allegationjuvenile adjudicationary hearing — слухання в суді у справах неповнолітніх на предмет винесення рішення по суті
- juvenile arrest
- juvenile commission
- juvenile control
- juvenile correction
- juvenile corrections
- juvenile court
- juvenile court age
- juvenile court referral
- juvenile crime
- juvenile criminal
- juvenile criminal prosecution
- juvenile delinquency
- juvenile delinquent
- juvenile detention center
- juvenile detention centre
- juvenile division
- juvenile first offender
- juvenile gang
- juvenile hall
- juvenile home
- juvenile institution
- juvenile juror
- juvenile jury
- juvenile justice
- juvenile labor
- juvenile labour
- juvenile lawyer
- juvenile malefactor
- juvenile misconduct
- juvenile offence
- juvenile offense
- juvenile offender
- juvenile officer
- juvenile prison
- juvenile process
- juvenile reformatory
- juvenile servant
- juvenile service
- juvenile trainee
- juvenile training school
- juvenile ward
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