Welfare of S. R. J. v. State

TODD, Justice.

Petitions for delinquency, based on a series of felonies, were filed against S. R. J. Following a hearing, probable cause was determined to exist. Prior to a reference hearing, a psychiatrist was appointed to examine the minor at his request. The state unsuccessfully sought to obtain an adverse psychiatric examination. At the reference hearing, the juvenile court dismissed the petition of the state to have the minor certified for trial as an adult. We affirm as to the finding that S. R. J. was amenable for treatment, but we reverse the case for further proceedings as to whether…