A minor who is not allowed to have contact with certain individuals as a condition of their adjustment may be subject to which of the following?

The correct answer is geographic area restrictions. When a minor is subject to conditions of their adjustment that prohibit contact with certain individuals, it often includes being restricted from being in specific locations where those individuals may be present. Geographic area restrictions help ensure that the minor does not unintentionally come into contact with the individuals they are supposed to avoid, thereby supporting their adjustment and rehabilitation process.

This measure serves as a preventive strategy to reduce the likelihood of reoffending or returning to harmful situations. In contrast, curfew violations, community service requirements, and school attendance mandates are also important aspects of juvenile supervision but do not specifically address the need to avoid contact with particular individuals. Instead, those elements focus on structure and accountability rather than preventing associations with specific people.