State v. Lowe

¶1 — Eric Lowe appeals the sentence imposed for his conviction for residential burglary, claiming that the trial court erred by including a prior juvenile conviction in his offender score calculation. He contends the juvenile court previously vacated this conviction after a deferred disposition. We disagree and affirm.

¶2 The Juvenile Justice Act of 1977 (Act)1 allows a court to defer disposition of certain juvenile convictions. If the offender successfully completes the conditions of the deferral, the court may then vacate the conviction. In 2000, Eric Lowe received a deferred disposition for…