In Re Kazuo G.
People v. Kazuo G.
Opinion
Opinion
Dossee, J.
court properly imposed a previously stayed commitment to a county institution. We find no error.
Facts
Defendant, Kazuo G., a juvenile, was charged in an original petition filed in March 1991 with six offenses. Defendant admitted two of the felony offenses and the two misdemeanors. The remaining counts were dismissed. The juvenile court committed defendant to a county institution for up to six months but “suspended” the commitment and placed defendant on probation with various conditions. At a review hearing held three months later, the court set aside the “suspended” commitment.
On November 22, 1991, defendant was charged in a first supplemental petition with misdemeanor battery. He admitted the offense, and the juvenile court committed him to Boys Ranch for six months, with the commitment “suspended.” Again defendant was placed on probation with various conditions. At review hearings held in May and November 1992, the trial court ordered the dispositional orders to remain in effect.
In January 1993, defendant was charged in a second supplemental petition with two misdemeanor offenses: auto tampering (Veh. Code, § 10852) and brandishing a firearm (Pen. Code, § 417,…