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In re L.J.
Minor appeals from an order declaring her to be a ward of the court pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code section 602 and placing her in the camp-community placement program. On appeal, she challenges the juvenile court’s failure to calculate her maximum period of confinement and predisposition custody credits, as well as one of the conditions of probation imposed. Court agreed that the case must be remanded for calculation of appellant’s maximum period of confinement and predisposition custody credits, and that the challenged probation condition was improper.

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