Collins v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SULLIVAN, Judge.
Kristain L. Collins, not having attained the age of eighteen, was adjudicated a delinquent child, for committing a curfew violation, possession of aleohol, and theft. He appeals.
We affirm.
Collins asserts that jurisdiction did not vest in the juvenile court because preliminary inquiry was not completed prior to the prosecutor's "request for authority to file petition alleging delinquency" and because Collins and his parents were not specifical ly advised that the preliminary inquiry was being made to assist the prosecutor. Record at 1.
The facts pertinent to the first allegation…
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