In Re Grayden N.

Grayden N. appeals from that part of the juvenile court’s order, after true findings that he assaulted two victims with a deadly weapon (an automobile) in violation of Penal Code section 245, subdivision (a)(1), which, as a condition of his probation, subjects Grayden to the mandatory revocation of his driver’s license pursuant to Vehicle Code section 13351.5.

Grayden first urges (as he did in the trial court) that the statute does not apply to misdemeanors and the revocation of his driver’s license is contrary to the rehabilitative goals of the juvenile court law. Grayden also argues (but did not so argue in the trial court) he did not receive adequate notice of this “penalty" in the proceedings below. We disagree with these propositions, and affirm.

On the evening of July 10, 1995, Grayden and his girlfriend, Christina S., were driving on Mast Boulevard in Santee. Dennis K., Jason O. and Bobby L. were walking down Mast Boulevard in the opposite direction to a 7-Eleven store. Christina was formerly the girlfriend of Dennis. As Grayden drove by Dennis, Jason and Bobby, words were exchanged.

Grayden made a U-turn and sped the automobile at Dennis and Jason (coming…