In Re B. C.

Carley, Judge.

Appellant, a juvenile, was found to be a delinquent child, and placed on probation “until further order.” Approximately three months later, another petition was filed in juvenile court. This petition alleged that appellant was a delinquent child by reason of the commission of the offenses of theft by shoplifting and criminal trespass. A hearing on this petition was held and the court found that the allegations of delinquency were shown beyond a reasonable doubt. In addition to this finding of delinquency, the court also found that appellant was in violation of the terms and…