Juvenile jurisdiction and age 18: COM. V. S.K. (SC 1/24/2008)

Posted by Michael Stevens | Feb 20, 2008 | Criminal Law, SCOKY Decisions | 0 |

COM. V. S.K.
CRIMINAL: JUVENILE JURISDICTION AND TURNING 18
2006-SC-000449-DG.pdf
PUBLISHED: REVERSING AND REMANDING
OPINION BY SCHRODER; ABRAMSON CONCURS IN PART AND DISSENTS IN PART BY SEP OPINION IN WHICH MINTON AND NOBLE JOIN
DATE RENDERED: 01/24/2008

SC reversed CA and ruled the juvenile session of the district court retains jurisdiction over a person (accused of committing a public offense before he turned eighteen years of age) after that person turns eighteen in order to conduct adjudication and disposition hearings, and to order and enforce orders of restitution.

SCOTT C. BYRD

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