In the Interest of AJ

ORDER DISMISSING APPEAL

BROWN, Chief Justice.

This case came on before the Court as an appeal regularly filed, docketed, briefed and argued, and the Court having considered the file and record of the court, the briefs of the parties and the amicus curiae, and the arguments of counsel for the parties and the amicus curiae, finds that the substantive question presented by the appeal has become moot because of the occurrence of an event which makes a determination of the issues unnecessary; any judgment of the court could not be carried into effect; any opinion of the court would be advisory only;…