In Re the Welfare of B.J.M.

OPINION

PETERSON, Judge.

This appeal is from a judgment entered pursuant to a juvenile-delinquency disposition order requiring appellant B.J.M. to pay restitution. B.J.M. argues that the juvenile court lost jurisdiction to impose the disposition because he turned age 19 before the adjudicatory and disposition hearings were held. B.J.M. argues that his failure to appear for the disposition hearing and for a hearing prior to the adjudicatory hearing did not justify extension of jurisdiction. We vacate the judgment.

FACTS

In March 1998, a petition was filed alleging that B.J.M. had committed…