In re David G. CA1/2
Seventeen-year-old David G. appeals a disposition order committing him to juvenile hall for a maximum term of five years or until age 21, in order to participate in a county-run rehabilitation program that typically lasts one year (and, upon his release from the program, to return home on probation), after David admitted allegations that he committed second degree robbery (Pen. Code, §§ 211, 212.5, subd. (c)). The disposition stems from a robbery at knifepoint he and an older friend committed in which their victim, another friend of David’s, received a critically serious stab wound to the abdomen.
David challenges the juvenile court’s commitment order as an abuse of discretion, and also the term of his confinement. We reject his arguments and affirm.
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