L.L., a juvenile v. Commonwealth

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• holding that abuse of discretion occurs only where \the judge made 'a clear error of judgment in weighing' the factors relevant to the decision . . . such that the decision falls outside the range of reasonable alternatives\ (citation omitted)
• abuse of discretion occurs when there has been clear error of judgment in weighing relevant factors such that decision falls outside range of reasonable alternatives
• abuse of discretion consists of \clear error of judgment in weighing\ factors relevant to decision, such that decision falls outside range of reasonable alternatives [citation omitted]
• abuse of discretion is when decision falls outside of range of reasonable alternatives
• \a judge's discretionary decision constitutes an abuse of discretion where we conclude the judge made a clear error of judgment in weighing the factors relevant to the decision ... such that the decision falls outside the range of reasonable alternatives\ [quotation and citation omitted]
• reading statute's sections together to construe harmonious whole

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