Assertion: juvenile's crime | /r/HasProperty | felony
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Source sentences:
text: Court petitions charging a juvenile with a Class A, B or C crime (felonies) are always open to the public.
text: On the federal level, for example, a juvenile accused of committing a violent crime that is a felony may be tried in adult federal court.
text: In theft cases, the value of the property is typically what determines whether the crime is a misdemeanor or a felony, with felonies having more significant sentences than misdemeanors.
text: The prosecutor can ask for a discretionary waiver to move a case from juvenile to adult court if the accused is at least 14 years old and the alleged crime is a felony.
text: However, for crimes that would be felonies if committed by an adult, the records remain public just as an adult conviction would.