J.R.R., Matter Of

OPINION

JORDAN, Justice.

Appellant, J.R.R., fourteen years of age at the time, was on November 5, 1984, adjudicated a child engaged in delinquent conduct and was found to be in need of rehabilitation, but was granted probation. This court is confronted with two issues: (1) whether a fifteen-year-old participant in the offense charged is an accomplice, and (2) if he is, was his testimony at trial sufficiently corroborated. Our answer to the first question is yes and to the second question it is no.

We accordingly reverse and remand.

By his first seven points of error appellant contends that there…