Presumptive waivers give juvenile court judges discretion to waive jurisdiction in individual cases involving minors, so as to allow prosecution in adult criminal courts True False

True. Presumptive waivers, also known as statutory exclusions, that automatically transfer certain juvenile offenders to adult criminal courts for prosecution. However, juvenile court judges have the discretion to waive jurisdiction in individual cases, allowing the case to be heard in juvenile court instead. This is known as a discretionary transfer or a judicial waiver.