B.H. v. Commonwealth

OPINION OF THE COURT BY

JUSTICE NOBLE

■ The juvenile Appellant, in this case, “Bill,”1 was charged with multiple public offenses based on his sexual conduct with his also-underage girlfriend, who was not charged.' He entered an unconditional admission to amended charges, and the district court entered an adjudication finding that he committed the alleged conduct. After disposition of his case, he appealed to the circuit court, which affirmed. The Court of Appeals denied his motion for discretionary review. This Court granted discretionary review, initially , to address constitutional challenges…