In Re Nahif A.

How courts have described this case

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• \ 'Once a trial judge intentionally renders a verdict of \not guilty” on a criminal charge, the prohibition against double jeopardy does not permit him to change his mind.’ ”
• prohibition against disorderly conduct in school does not exclude students with behavior problems
• prohibition against disorderly conduct in school does not exclude students with behavior problems
• “Without reference to the nature of the jurisdiction of the court involved, a prima facie presumption of jurisdiction arises from the exercise of it. It is presumed that jurisdiction over the subject matter and parties has been rightfully acquired and exercised”
• applying Rule 4- 324(a) in a juvenile case
• applying Rule 4-324(a) in a juvenile case

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