In the Interest of Q. J. A.

Blackburn, Chief Judge.

Q. J. A. was charged with criminal trespass and theft by shoplifting and was sentenced under the designated felony act by the juve*161nile court. He appeals, arguing, on several grounds, that his plea was not knowing and voluntary and that the trial court erred in failing to give him notice of his status as a designated felon. We affirm.

1. Three of Q. J. A.’s enumerations raise the same issue, i.e., whether his actions during the arraignment hearing were knowing and voluntary. Q. J. A. maintains in his first enumeration of error that the trial court, at his arraignment,…