In re Alan A.
Appellant, a minor, admitted an allegation, contained in a juvenile wardship petition that he committed a misdemeanor possession of a firearm by a minor. The juvenile court readjudged appellant a ward of the court; and ordered that he remain on probation. As conditions of probation, the court ordered, inter alia, that appellant be committed to the Elkhorn “boot camp” facility for a period not to exceed one year and that he “[n]ot . . . use or possess narcotics or any other controlled substances or related paraphernalia and to stay away from places users congregated.” The court declared appellant’s maximum period of physical confinement (MPPC) to be 16 months, consisting of one year for the instant offense and four months for a misdemeanor violation of assault with a deadly weapon or by means of force likely to cause great bodily injury, adjudicated in appellant’s previous wardship proceeding.
On appeal, appellant contends (1) the court erroneously failed to exercise its discretion in setting the MPPC, and (2) the drug condition is impermissibly overbroad. Court modified the drug condition and in all other respects affirmed.
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