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In re Christopher L.
In May 2005, an original petition was filed alleging that minor was within the provisions of Welfare and Institutions Code section 602 in that he committed misdemeanor battery upon a school employee. (Pen. Code, S 243.6.) In October 2005, a subsequent petition was filed alleging that he committed misdemeanor battery upon 16 year old minor. (Pen. Code, S 242.) In December 2005, the minor admitted the allegation of the subsequent petition, and the original petition was dismissed in the interest of justice. The minor was placed on probation for nine months. He was ordered to pay restitution to minor in an amount to be determined later.
On appeal, the minor contends the award of restitution for lost wages was an abuse of discretion because the parents were not subpoenaed to court and did not testify. Court affirm the judgment.

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