In re the Welfare of I.N.A.

OPINION

CLEARY, Chief Judge

On appeal from the district court’s restitution order modifying disposition, appellant I.N.A. argues that the district court erred in ordering $12,529.90 in restitution because it (1) lacked the statutory authority to impose a restitution obligation as part of a continuance without adjudication in a juvenile-delinquency proceeding, (2) failed to make sufficient written findings under Minnesota Rule of Juvenile Delinquency Procedure 15.05, (3) failed, to consider I.N.A.’s ability to pay, and (4) failed *638to differentiate between the damage caused by I.N.A. and a…