Which of the following does NOT fall under offenses that can be prosecuted for someone under the age limit?

The correct response identifies minor traffic offenses as not typically falling under the category of offenses that can be prosecuted for someone under the age limit.

In many jurisdictions, minor traffic offenses are treated differently from more serious crimes. They often result in civil penalties rather than criminal charges and are generally handled in juvenile courts or through alternative means that do not carry the same weight as criminal charges for serious offenses. This reflects a legal perspective that aims to provide youth with an opportunity for rehabilitation rather than punitive measures for less severe infractions.

In contrast, aggravated perjury, assault, and capital felonies are considered more serious offenses that can lead to severe legal consequences and are subject to prosecution regardless of the perpetrator's age, depending on the circumstances and specific laws within a jurisdiction.