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State v. Mora

Citations

  • 977 P.2d 564

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that the adult court has exclusive jurisdiction when a 16-17 year old commits a certain crime
  • stating that the adult court has exclusive jurisdiction when a 16-17 year old commits a certain crime
  • juvenile court had jurisdiction after the prosecutor amended the information reducing the charge so that automatic decline no longer applied
  • juvenile court had jurisdiction after the prosecutor amended the information reducing the charge so that automatic decline no longer applied
  • when the State charges a juvenile with a crime the Legislature defines as subject to automatic declination, and the State later amends the charge to one that is not automatically declined, the matter should be transferred to juvenile court for a declination hearing
  • when the State charges a juvenile with a crime the legislature defines as subject to automatic declination, and the State later amends the charge to one that is not automatically declined, the matter should be transferred to juvenile court for a declination hearing

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Judges: Madsen

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