Section 602 says that a minor who commits a crime, unless it falls under section 707, falls within the jurisdiction of the juvenile court, which may adjudge such person to be a ward of the court. Tre’von has not committed any crimes that fall under section 707 so he does fall under 602.
Case law proves that minors who have committed a felony have been given probation. In In re Ryan Be., a minor, who was found guilty of first degree burglary, was granted six months of informal probation under section 725(a). Because Tre’von committed only a second degree burglary, he should be eligible for probation under section 725(a). In another case, In re Am., a minor convicted of a felony second degree robbery was eligible for probation under section
Case law proves that minors who have committed a felony have been given probation. In In re Ryan Be., a minor, who was found guilty of first degree burglary, was granted six months of informal probation under section 725(a). Because Tre’von committed only a second degree burglary, he should be eligible for probation under section 725(a). In another case, In re Am., a minor convicted of a felony second degree robbery was eligible for probation under section