In re R.P. CA1/2
R.P. appeals from orders of the juvenile court finding that he committed a robbery, with personal use of a firearm, and committing him to the Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ). He contends the enhancement must be vacated because the evidence does not support the finding that the gun displayed during the robbery was a firearm within the statutory definition, as opposed to a replica, air gun, spring gun, or pellet gun. He further argues the dispositional order must be vacated because the social study was deficient, the judge relied upon information outside the record and improperly considered the availability of community college correspondence courses at DJJ, and his attorney failed to provide effective assistance with respect to disposition. We affirm.
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