In re Tabitha B. CA1/5
Tabitha B. appeals from an order denying her petition to vacate and seal two juvenile delinquency adjudications (Pen. Code, § 236.14). We affirm.
FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND
A May 2016 wardship petition alleged Tabitha, then 15 years old, committed misdemeanor battery on a peace officer. After considering a joint assessment report (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 241.1), the trial court determined Tabitha “would be ‘best served’ under the court’s delinquency jurisdiction[.]” It found Tabitha committed misdemeanor battery on a peace officer, adjudged her a ward of the court, and placed her on probation. Tabitha appealed; we affirmed. (In re Tabitha B. (June 12, 2017, A149826) [nonpub. opn.].) A second wardship petition alleged Tabitha committed vehicle theft and received stolen property. Tabitha admitted receiving stolen property and the court reinstated probation.
Third Wardship Petition and Probation Violation
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