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In re Makayla B.
Makayla B., a minor at the time of the underlying proceedings, appeals the imposition of a probation condition which restricts her from leaving the State of California without written permission from her probation officer. The condition was imposed by the Fresno County Superior Court, sitting as a juvenile court, after it found Makayla had violated section 242 of the Penal Code (battery) and adjudged her a ward of the court. She now contends the travel restriction is an unreasonable condition of probation and thus constitutes an abuse of discretion by the juvenile court, or alternatively, that the condition is unconstitutionally overbroad as a matter of law. We conclude the first ground for appeal has been forfeited and the latter argument has no merit. Accordingly, the judgment is affirmed.

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