Commonwealth v. Avram A.
Massachusetts Appeals Court
1Opinion of the CourtMeade, J.
After admitting to facts sufficient to warrant a find*209ing of delinquency for “tagging” property in violation of G. L. c. 266, § 126B, the juvenile’s case was continued without a finding for one year with agreed-to conditions which included the payment of restitution. On appeal, the juvenile claims the restitution order constituted an abuse of the judge’s discretion because the juvenile was unable to pay due to his age, the order was contrary to the purpose of the juvenile justice system, it was improperly extended, and it was not supported with adequate documentation and evidence. We affirm.
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