ohn is 17 years old when he hacks into the Department of Defense's computer system. It takes a hacker of great skill to accomplish this feat. John is very smart and worked for two years on this hack. The prosecutor wants to prosecute John as an adult. In most states, the primary criteria used to determine whether John will be treated as a juvenile or an adult are: Group of answer choices John's maturity; the wishes of John's victim; John's intent and planning. Accordingly, John will not be tried at all due to the infancy defense. John's ability to survive in an adult prison; the complexity of John's crime; John's intent and planning. Accordingly, John will likely be tried as a minor. John's age; the wishes of John's family; the age of any victims. Accordingly, John will be tried as a minor but, if convicted, housed with adults. John's maturity; the seriousness of the crime; the level of sophistication and planning; John's criminal record. Accordingly, in this case, John will likely be tried as an adult