In re D.R. CA1/4

I.

FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL

BACKGROUND

D.R. was adjudged a ward of the court after the juvenile court sustained an allegation of attempted robbery. (§ 602; Pen. Code, §§ 664, 211.) At the dispositional hearing, the court stated that it had read and considered the probation officer‟s report filed in anticipation of the hearing. The report recommended informal probation and numerous conditions of probation. The court ordered formal probation but stated that “[i]n every other respect I‟m prepared to go along with the recommendations of the probation department.” The court declared D.R. a ward of the court under “standard conditions of probation and the following additional conditions.” The court then recited 21 probation conditions which are substantially the same as those listed in the probation officer‟s report.2 The hearing‟s minute order, however, includes the following four probation conditions that were neither orally imposed by the court nor listed in the probation report: “[d]o not frequent any campus other than the school of enrollment”; “[b]e of good citizenship and good conduct”; “be of good behavior and perform well”; and “[d]o not use any name or birthdate other than…