A.S. v. State

OPINION

MAY, Judge.

A.S. was taken into custody after she hit a fellow high school student. At her detention hearing, the court deprived A.S. of her rights to be represented by counsel, to present evidence, and to confront witnesses against her. Counsel thereafter was appointed for A.S., and a hearing on whether she was a delinquent occurred three months later.1 The court found her *884to be a delinquent and extended the probation she was serving for a prior adjudication.

A.S. appeals her detention because she was denied certain rights at her initial detention hearing, and argues she should not…