In re D.J.K.
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
Elliott, J.:
The Secretary of the Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services (SRS) appeals the trial court’s order that it pay for a program for a juvenile offender.
We reverse.
D.J.K., a juvenile, was charged with four criminal counts and entered a diversion program. After D.J.K. subsequently committed another criminal act, the district court revoked his divérsion and placed him on probation, with his mother retaining custody.
D.J.K. violated probation and the State sought revocation; instead, the trial court extended probation with the additional condition that he enter the ACCESS…
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