In re D.S.

GREEN, Justice.

The State charged D.S. by petition with engaging in delinquent conduct in the form of burglary of a habitation with intent to commit theft. Prior to trial, the State, of its own volition, amended the petition to allege criminal trespass instead of burglary. D.S. pled true; the trial court ruled the evidence sufficient to support the plea and placed D.S. on *861probation. In its probation order, the trial court ordered D.S. to pay restitution to the victim. It is from this restitution order that D.S. appeals, claiming the trial court erred in granting restitution in violation of…