In re Jasmine R. CA1/2

DISCUSSION

I. Imposition of Gang Probation Conditions

Appellant contends the juvenile court abused its discretion when it imposed gang conditions of probation. A. Juvenile Court Background In the initial probation report filed on November 19, 2014, the probation officer reported that appellant had said that she “drinks seven to eight beers whenever she can,” that she smoked marijuana twice a week, and that she had used methamphetamine in approximately July 2014. Appellant’s mother had reported that, when appellant was at home, she was “a sweet girl who listens,” but when with her friends, she stayed out until late at night or did not come home at all.2 The probation officer further reported that appellant, who was in the ninth grade, had been discharged from a special high school program after breaking the program’s agreement. Her school attendance had been poor and she had had four “formal incidents” on her school behavioral record since May 2014, two of which resulted in suspensions. “The incidents involved cursing at the bus driver after being kicked off [the bus] for misconduct, being under the influence of marijuana and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia,…