Q.C. v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION AND ORDER
HUDDLESTON, Senior Judge.
In July of 2001, Q.C., a juvenile, was charged in Marion District Court, Juvenile Division, with terroristic threatening and burglary in the second degree. Q.C. denied the charges and proceeded to an adjudication hearing before the Honorable James L. Avritt, Jr., one of Marion County’s district court judges. After hearing the evidence, Judge Avritt dismissed the terroristic threatening charge but found Q.C. guilty of burglary. At a subsequent disposition hearing, Judge Avritt sentenced Q.C. to sixty days in detention; however, Judge Avritt suspended…
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