M.R.S. v. State

OPINION

BRYNER, Chief Judge.

M.R.S., a minor, appeals a superior court order waiving children’s court jurisdiction *838and allowing the state to charge him as an adult with first-degree robbery and attempted first-degree murder. On appeal, M.R.S. contends that the superior court erred during the waiver hearing by allowing expert testimony concerning a psychological evaluation of M.R.S. that had been submitted pursuant to court order in a previous delinquency proceeding involving M.R.S. We affirm.

FACTS

On January 5, 1992, an Anchorage taxicab driver was robbed; the robber fled after stabbing the…