In re S.F.
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The Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment of the court of special appeals affirming the judgment of the juvenile court ordering S.F. to attend school regularly without any suspensions as a condition of probation, holding that there was no error.
S.F. entered an Alford plea to charges of second-degree assault and misdemeanor theft in the juvenile court. The juvenile magistrate in each case recommended probation, and an identical condition of probation for each case was for S.F. to attend school regularly without suspensions. The juvenile court denied S.F.'s exceptions and ordered the no-suspension condition of probation. The Court of Appeals affirmed, holding that the juvenile court did not abuse its discretion by ordering no school suspensions as a condition of probation.
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