D.B. v. State
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Justice PARRISH,
opinion of the Court:
INTRODUCTION
T1 On certiorari, we must determine whether D.B., who was charged as a principal for theft and eriminal trespass, received adequate Sixth Amendment notice that he may be adjudicated delinquent as an accomplice for both charges.
12 The State of Utah filed a petition that charged D.B. as a principal with theft and criminal trespass for entering a construction site and removing a pair of bolt cutters. The juvenile court adjudicated D.B. delinquent as an accomplice on both counts. The court of appeals affirmed, and we accepted D.B.'s Petition for…
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