In re Brian N. CA4/3

FACTS AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND

Appellant and another juvenile physically assaulted a fellow student while he was walking home from school. They also stole the victim’s cell phone during the attack. Following a contested hearing, the juvenile court found true allegations appellant committed second degree robbery and assault with force likely to cause great bodily injury. It then declared appellant a ward of the court, ordered him to serve 150 days in custody, and placed him on probation subject to various terms and conditions. Among other things, the court told appellant, “You are not to possess weapons of any description including firearms (operable or inoperable), BB devices, dirks, daggers, knives of any description, nun chucks, and martial arts weaponry. You are not to possess ammunition or weapon replicas. You are not to involve yourself in activities in which weapons are used including but not limited to hunting and target shooting. You are not to remain in any vehicle wherein anyone possesses a weapon, ammunition or weapon replica.” In addition, the court told appellant he was not allowed to “possess a beeper, pager, cellular phone or any other cordless or otherwise…