In the Interest of J. R. F.

Carley, Judge.

Appellants were involved in a physically violent encounter with another juvenile. As a result, petitions alleging appellants to be delinquent were filed. The juvenile court found that appellant J. R. F. was delinquent by virtue of the commission of the crimes of aggravated assault and criminal damage to property in the second degree. Appellant D. A. V. was found to be delinquent by virtue of the commission of simple battery. Appellants filed separate notices of appeal from the orders adjudging them to be delinquent. As the result of the virtual identity of the enumerations of…