Once a juvenile case is waived to adult court, what happens to future offenses?

When a juvenile case is waived to adult court, the outcome for future offenses depends on several factors. If a waiver has occurred, any subsequent offenses committed by that individual may not automatically follow the same path; they are subject to the court's discretion. The correct interpretation is that future offenses may be waived or not, meaning the court can determine, based on the nature of the offense and the circumstances surrounding it, whether to handle the matter in adult court or potentially recognize the individual’s age and circumstances and process it in juvenile court instead.

This reflects the judicial consideration of each individual case and is consistent with the principles of rehabilitative versus punitive approaches in handling juvenile offenders. The choice that implies automatic waiving ignores the legal nuances and variations specific to each new offense a juvenile may commit after a prior waiver.