State v. Maynard
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
Johanson, A.C.J.
¶1 This case involves the loss of juvenile court jurisdiction. The State initially charged 17-year-old Christopher Nelson Maynard in juvenile court with six counts of malicious mischief. Although Maynard turned 18 while the case was pending, the juvenile court did not extend jurisdiction. Accordingly, the juvenile court dis*415missed, without prejudice, the charges for lack of jurisdiction. The State refiled the charges in adult criminal court. That court dismissed, with prejudice, the charges based on the State’s preaccusatorial delay and ineffective assistance of defense counsel.
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