Question

the “once an adult, always an adult” provision is an example of ______. general jurisdiction concurrent jurisdiction statutory exclusion original jurisdiction

Explanation:

The "once an adult, always an adult" rule is a statutory provision that excludes adult offenders from being tried in juvenile courts, as it removes juvenile court jurisdiction for those who have reached adulthood. The other options refer to types of court jurisdiction, not this exclusionary rule.

Answer:

C. statutory exclusion