W.J.S. v. State

|]W.J.S., a minor, appeals from the trial court’s order requiring him to register as a juvenile sex offender. Appellant argues that the State’s motion for registration should have been dismissed and that the trial court’s decision requiring him to register as a sex offender was clearly erroneous. We find no reversible error on the first point but remand on appellant’s second point.

In August 2012, the State filed a petition alleging that appellant had committed the offense of rape. At an October 2012 adjudication hearing, appellant entered a plea of true to the amended charge of sexual assault…