State ex rel. Juvenile Department v. Ware

Child appeals from a juvenile court order of disposition and assigns error to the portion of that order that required him to pay supervision costs as a condition of his probation. We conclude that the juvenile court exceeded its authority in imposing that condition.

Child was determined to be within the jurisdiction of the court for committing the acts that, if he were an adult, would constitute the crimes of theft in the third degree and assault in the fourth degree and was placed on probation. ORS 419C.446. Paragraph 13 of the juvenile court’s order of disposition requires child to pay…