Modifies provisions relating to the certification of a juvenile for trial as an adult

This bill modifies the rules for transferring juveniles to adult court, primarily affecting children aged twelve to eighteen who commit serious offenses. It mandates that courts must hold a hearing and consider transferring these youths to adult prosecution if they are charged with specific violent crimes like first-degree murder or rape, or if they have a history of two or more prior felony offenses. Additionally, the legislation clarifies that jurisdiction over individuals aged eighteen to twenty-one automatically moves to adult court upon arrest and ensures that evidence gathered during age misrepresentation can still be used in legal proceedings. The bill also outlines detailed criteria judges must evaluate, such as the severity of the crime and the child's maturity, while requiring written reports and proper notification for all transfer hearings.