Which term refers to adult juvenile handles cases involving those 18 years of age and older?

• A. Adult Juvenile
• B. Exclusionary Rule
• C. Stop and Frisk
• D. Judicial Review

Answer: (D)

Age-based jurisdiction is the key idea here: in criminal cases, individuals 18 and older fall under the adult court system, while younger individuals are generally handled by the juvenile system. The term that describes who handles cases for those 18 and older is simply adult jurisdiction or the adult criminal justice system. The option about Judicial Review refers to a court’s authority to examine the constitutionality of laws and government actions, not to which cases are assigned to adult versus juvenile courts. The other terms relate to evidentiary rules or policing practices, not to the division between juvenile and adult court systems. So the concept centered on age-based handling points to adult jurisdiction, which isn’t accurately identified by the listed terms.