Adult court procedures are more formal and are open to the public . Identifying information about juveniles cannot be released to the media , but information about adults must be released to the media. Parents are highly involved in the juvenile process but not in the adult process. Juveniles are released into parental custody. Adults are given the right to bail.
Adults have that right.
Juveniles can be searched in school without a warrant or without probable cause. A juvenile's record is sealed when the age of majority is reached. The record of an adult is permanent. There is no death penalty in the juvenile justice system. 16and17yearolds tried in adult court can be given the death penalty.