State v. Richard J. D.

¶ 1. This is a consolidated appeal of a juvenile disposition order covering two separate cases.1 Richard J. D. raises three challenges to the disposition order. First, he argues that the court lacked the statutory authority to impose and stay thirty days in secure detention. Second, Richard argues that the *23court erred by failing to give any reason for a portion of the- disposition ordered. Finally, he argues that the court erred when it refused to give him credit for time he had previously served in secure detention. Because the court acted within its statutory authority and properly…