T.J.J. v. State

A juvenile appeals the trial court’s orders of disposition and restitution, after his admission to burglary of a dwelling. He claims that the trial court erroneously included restitution for items not listed in the original charging document. The court also imposed a special condition of juvenile probation that the juvenile not associate with persons under supervision, members of gangs, or whose contact is prohibited by the juvenile’s probation officer, parent or guardian. He contends that these were not authorized conditions of release, were overbroad and vague, and violated separation of…