Juatively

Juatively is a term that refers to the process of becoming or being a juvenile, which is a legal term for a person who is not yet an adult. The age at which a person is considered a juvenile varies by jurisdiction, but it is typically between the ages of 10 and 18. During this period, individuals are subject to different legal and social rules and responsibilities than adults. This can include restrictions on their activities, such as curfews and limits on access to certain areas, as well as obligations such as attending school and following certain behavioral guidelines. The transition from juvenile to adult is often marked by significant legal and social changes, including the ability to vote, serve on juries, and enter into contracts. The term "juvenile" is also used to describe the legal system that deals with young offenders, which aims to rehabilitate and reintegrate them into society. This system often involves alternative sentencing options, such as probation and community service, rather than traditional incarceration.