L.W.G. v. State

L.W.G., a juvenile, pled no contest to battery and disruption of an educational institution and was adjudicated delinquent. She does not challenge her adjudication. Rather, she contends, and the State concedes, that the trial court erred in using one disposition order for both offenses and in committing her for an indeterminate period of time no longer than her twenty-first birthday or the maximum sentence allowable by law. We agree.

When a trial court adjudicates a juvenile delinquent for more than one offense, separate disposition orders must be entered for each adjudicated offense in order…