T.S., In Interest of
Decision Date | 18 July 1994 |
Docket Number | No. 940013,940013 |
Citation | 519 N.W.2d 301 |
Parties | IN the INTEREST OF T.S., a Juvenile. Paul STAVE, Petitioner and Appellee v. T.S., said child, Respondent and Appellant, and J.S., mother, M.S., Father, Tim Miller, Division of Juvenile Services, custodian, Respondents. Civ. |
Court | North Dakota Supreme Court |
Robert J. Woods (argued), Forest River, for respondent and appellant.
Cynthia Wagner Goulet, Asst. State's Atty. (argued), Grafton, for petitioner and appellee.
T.S. appeals a juvenile court judgment that he committed the delinquent acts of terrorizing, and preventing arrest or discharge of other duties. We affirm.
On December 3, 1993, a petition was filed in juvenile court, alleging that T.S. (Tim) 1 was a delinquent child as defined under chapter 27-20 2 of the North Dakota Century Code. The petition alleged that on or about October 31, 1993, Tim committed the delinquent acts of (1) carrying a concealed weapon, in violation of city ordinance 9-2 for the city of Grafton, (2) terrorizing, in violation of NDCC Sec. 12.1-17-04, and (3) preventing arrest or discharge of other duties, in violation of NDCC Sec. 12.1-08-02.
A hearing was held on December 21, 1993. The juvenile court found that Tim had committed the delinquent acts as alleged in the petition, and that he was in need of treatment or rehabilitation as a delinquent child. The court ordered that he be placed under the care, custody, and control of the Division of Juvenile Services for two years. Tim appeals.
On appeal, Tim argues that there was insufficient evidence for the juvenile court to have found that he committed the delinquent acts of terrorizing, and preventing arrest or discharge of other duties. We disagree.
Our review of juvenile court judgments is controlled by NDCC Sec. 27-20-56. E.g., In re K.S., 500 N.W.2d 603 (N.D.1993). In re K.S., 500 N.W.2d at 605 (citations omitted).
Reviewing the record, we are convinced there is adequate evidence to find that Tim committed the delinquent acts of terrorizing, and of preventing arrest or discharge of other duties. We affirm the judgment of the juvenile court.
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...appeal. II [¶ 5] Section 27-20-56 of the North Dakota Century Code controls an appeal from a juvenile court order. In the Interest of T.S., 519 N.W.2d 301, 301 (N.D.1994). "This court's review of a juvenile court's order is similar to a trial de novo. We independently review the evidence, a......