In re C.E.M.

OPINION

SCHNEIDER, Chief Justice.

The trial court found that appellant, a juvenile, had engaged in delinquent conduct by committing the state jail felony offense of possession of cocaine weighing less than one gram, and the trial court placed appellant on probation for nine months in the custody of his mother. The trial court ordered the suspension of appellant’s driver’s license for 36 months and ordered appellant to participate in a drug counseling and tutoring program, to maintain a minimum C average in school, and to complete 20 hours of community service. In two points of error, appellant…