In re M.R.R.

OPINION

CHARLES F. CAMPBELL, Justice.

Appellant, a juvenile, was charged by petition with engaging in delinquent conduct by committing the offense of capital murder. Appellant pleaded not true to the petition, but the jury found the allegation in the petition to be true and assessed a determinate sentence of forty years imprisonment. Notice of appeal was timely filed. In his brief, appellant raises sixteen points of error for our consideration. Because of our disposition of point of error one, it will not be necessary for us to reach the remaining points. We will reverse.

In his initial point of…