Which of the following is NOT a common type of juvenile offense?

Tax evasion is not typically classified as a common type of juvenile offense. Juvenile offenses usually encompass actions that are more directly related to adolescents' behaviors and activities, such as property crimes, assault, and vandalism, which are more likely to occur among younger individuals. Property crimes involve the unauthorized taking of someone's belongings, while assault relates to physical attacks or threats of harm, and vandalism involves the intentional destruction or defacement of property. These offenses are more prevalent among juveniles, who may engage in such activities without fully understanding the legal implications. In contrast, tax evasion generally involves adults engaging in deceptive practices to avoid paying taxes, which requires a level of financial understanding and responsibility not typically expected of juveniles.