For which offense is a minor NOT eligible for any other disposition?

The offense for which a minor is not eligible for any other disposition is possession of a firearm at school. This is typically treated very seriously by the legal system due to the potential for harm and the implications of firearm possession in a school environment. Many jurisdictions have strict zero-tolerance policies regarding firearms on school property, which often leads to severe consequences that may include detention, expulsion, or adjudication through the juvenile justice system without the opportunity for alternative dispositions that are more lenient or rehabilitative.

In comparison, while the other offenses—like theft of a vehicle, vandalism, and battery—can also carry serious penalties, they often allow for various dispositions, including diversion programs or community service, depending on the minor's history and the specifics of the case. Possession of a firearm at school, due to its nature and the potential risk it poses to public safety, usually necessitates a more rigid response, thus eliminating the possibility for other dispositions.