A 16-year-old female named Lila is arrested for the third time in a two-year period for possession of drugs, curfew violations, and obstruction of justice for lying to police. Because of a rise in gang-related crime in Lila’s neighborhood and school district, the city will begin using which program that is used in all 50 states to combat juvenile criminal violence?

a. L. A.S. E.R.

b. D. A.R. T.

c. D. A.R. E.

d. G. R.E. A.T.

e. T. E.C.

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