State v. I. N.A.

*424¶1 It sometimes happens that a party's litigation transgressions are so repeated, and so significant, that justice does not allow for them to be ignored. Such is the case herein.

¶2 I.N.A., a first-time juvenile offender, was sentenced to a manifest injustice disposition of 24 to 32 weeks in total confinement. She appealed. We granted the appeal expedited status. But our review has been compromised by the transgressions of the prosecutor. First, the prosecutor did not timely act to obtain the proper entry of necessary findings of fact and conclusions of law. After our clerk of court ordered…