In Re the Welfare of D. W.

OPINION

KALITOWSKI, Judge.

The state charged appellant D.W. with aiding and abetting a second-degree assault involving a dangerous weapon other than a firearm. Because D.W. was 17 years old at the time of the crime and the state believes this is a presumptive-certification offense, the state moved to certify the case for adult prosecution. The district court agreed that this is a presumptive-certification case but denied the motion to certify and instead designated the case as an extended-jurisdiction-juvenile (EJJ) case. Appellant challenges the EJJ designation order dated August 23, 2006,…