People v. J.M.

*1255Opinion

THE COURT.*

The juvenile court rejected 14-year-old J.M.’s claim that he was acting in self-defense when he plunged a sharpened screwdriver into the back of Jorge Flores Rajillo and thus the court found true the allegation that J.M. committed an assault with a deadly weapon. J.M. was sent to a group home. He appeals, claiming the evidence does not support the court’s findings, the court failed to determine if the assault was a misdemeanor or a felony, and his conduct credits were improperly calculated.

Background†

L, II.†

IH. Custody Credits

The probation officer’s report calculated that as…