Matter of William S.

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• “Generally, the plain meaning of the words in a statute should be respected unless doing so violates the spirit of the act.”
• certification may be based on either the seriousness of the offenses or a juvenile's past adjudications alone; alternatively, in close cases, the court may consider a juvenile's personal, subjective factors, in conjunction with the other factors
• certification may be based on either the seriousness of the offenses or a juvenile's past adjudications alone; alternatively, in close cases, the court may consider a juvenile's personal, subjective factors, in conjunction with the other factors
• certification may be based on either the seriousness of SUPREME COURT OF NEVADA 2 101 1947A e the offenses or a juvenile's past adjudications alone; alternatively, in close cases, the court may consider a juvenile's personal, subjective factors, in conjunction with the other factors
• see discussion supra at 4
• see discussion supra at 4

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