Summers v. State

Concurring Opinion.

Hunter, C. J.

I concur only in the ultimate result of the majority opinion. However, I must disagree with the reasoning advanced, because in my view it fails to discuss and actually avoids the frailty of the proceedings before us when measured by the well established statutory requirements of the Juvenile Act and case law precedents establishing rights of juveniles. By avoiding any discussion of the Juvenile Act and the case law of Indiana as well as the rules announced by holdings of the Supreme Court of the United States, the legal discussion contained therein has no…