Which of the following rights is NOT guaranteed during a juvenile transfer hearing?

The right to immediate release is not guaranteed during a juvenile transfer hearing because such hearings are focused on the decision of whether a juvenile should be moved from the juvenile justice system to the adult criminal justice system. The primary concern in these proceedings is the assessment of the juvenile's behavior, criminal history, and the suitability of rehabilitation within the juvenile system versus accountability in the adult system.

In this context, although the juvenile may have a right to counsel, a right to confrontation, and a right to cross-examination—allowing them to challenge evidence and present their case—there is no inherent right to immediate release. This means that if a juvenile remains in custody during a transfer hearing, the outcome of the hearing determines whether they remain detained or are released, rather than guaranteeing their immediate release after the hearing.