In re R.S.J.

TOM B. RAMEY, Jr., Chief Justice.

R.S.J. (“Appellant”), a juvenile,1 pled true to an allegation that he engaged in delinquent conduct by possessing marijuana weighing two ounces or less in a drug free zone. After accepting this plea, the trial court placed Appellant on probation for six months. In the trial court’s disposition order, the trial court ordered the denial2 of Appellant’s driver’s license until his nineteenth birthday pursuant to Tex. Fam.Code Ann. § 54.042(a)(1), (c) (Vernon *872Supp.1999).3 In one issue presented, Appellant contends that the trial court erroneously relied on section…