In the Interest of J. L.

Blackburn, Judge.

The juvenile court adjudicated J. L. delinquent for acts which if committed by an adult would constitute arson, burglary, and reckless conduct. J. L. contends that the evidence adduced below was insufficient to sustain these findings because he was adjudicated based solely on the uncorroborated testimony of an accomplice. He also enumerates as error the admission of his custodial statement into evidence, claiming it was induced in hope of benefit. For the reasons set forth below, we affirm the adjudications of the juvenile court.

“On review, [the] evidence is examined under…