Question

juvenile laws and crimes exam
robbie is 15 year old high school student. he decides to beat up a kid who was now dating robbies ex - girlfriend. robble smashed a chrome book over the kids head causing a serious brain injury. would robbie be considered?
no charge robbie was just being a kid
an adult and charged with aggravated assault with serious bodily injury
a juvenile since the crime occurred at school.
an adult and charged with misdemeanor assault

Explanation:

Juvenile laws typically handle cases involving minors (under 18). However, in some serious cases like aggravated assault with serious bodily injury (causing a serious brain injury here), depending on jurisdiction, a 15 - year - old might be tried as an adult. Assault causing serious injury is more serious than a misdemeanor. Just being a kid ("no charge") is incorrect as there are legal consequences for such actions. The location (school) doesn't solely determine if one is a juvenile in legal terms.

Answer:

an adult and charged with aggravated assault with serious bodily injury