State v. I.R.C.

DURRANT, Associate Chief Justice:

INTRODUCTION

¶ 1 Seventeen-year-old I.R.C. was charged with aggravated robbery for providing transportation to a co-worker who planned on robbing a Salt Lake City restaurant. Pursuant to the State’s Serious Youth Offender Act (SYOA), the juvenile court bound over I.R.C. to be prosecuted as an adult, finding sufficient probable cause to believe that I.R.C. committed an aggravated robbery. The juvenile court also found that I.R.C. failed to prove his ease should be retained by the juvenile court. I.R.C. challenges both decisions.

¶ 2 As to I.R.C.’s arguments…