C
Cases involving adults require law enforcement to find a witness who can tie the suspect directly to the crime, while cases involving juveniles only require law enforcement to have evidence that the suspect committed a crime.
How do the grounds for arresting a juvenile and an adult differ in the state of Georgia?
A
Cases involving adults require law enforcement to have evidence that the suspect committed a crime, while cases involving juveniles only require law enforcement to have reasonable grounds to believe the suspect committed a crime.
B
Cases involving juveniles require law enforcement to find a witness who can tie the suspect directly to the crime, while cases involving adults only require law enforcement to have evidence that the suspect committed a crime.
C
Cases involving adults require law enforcement to find a witness who can tie the suspect directly to the crime, while cases involving juveniles only require law enforcement to have evidence that the suspect committed a crime.
D
Cases involving juveniles require law enforcement to obtain permission from the parents of a suspect, while cases involving adults only require law enforcement to have reasonable grounds to believe the suspect committed a crime.
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