State v. S. N. R.

In this juvenile delinquency matter, youth appeals from the juvenile court’s taking of jurisdiction and disposition based on its conclusion that youth committed acts that would have constituted criminally negligent homicide and assault in the third degree if they had been committed by an adult. On appeal, youth raises two assignments of error, one of which we summarily reject. In the remaining assignment of error, youth argues that there was insufficient evidence to support the juvenile court’s conclusions. We agree, on de novo review, that youth did not consciously disregard a known and…