In re A.V. CA3
A.V. (the minor) appeals from the juvenile court’s dispositional order reaffirming his status as a ward of the court (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 602) and vesting discretion in his probation officer to potentially require him to serve up to 135 days in the juvenile hall as part of the minor’s commitment to a camp rehabilitative program. The minor argues the juvenile court should have confirmed compliance with section 241.1 (a procedure for addressing dual jurisdiction in dependency and delinquency court) prior to his dispositional hearing and “the juvenile court’s order imposing a condition of probation on [the minor] suspending or staying a 135-day[] commitment in the juvenile hall that can be summarily enforced by the probation officer is an unlawful stayed or suspended commitment and must be stricken.” (Emphasis Omitted.)
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