In re N.B.
Appellant N.B., a minor, appeals from a dispositional order entered after he was found to come within the provisions of Welfare and Institutions Code section 602. He contends on appeal that the juvenile court erred in three, separate ways in its jurisdictional finding, and in the disposition of the case: (1) finding true that appellant committed both second degree robbery and receiving stolen property; (2) imposing two conditions of probation requiring that appellant “[b]e of good citizenship and good conduct,†and that he “be of good behavior and perform well†at school and work; and (3) calculating his predisposition custody credits at 52 days when the total should have been 53 days. We find all three of these claims have merit.
The Attorney General concedes the three errors, contending, however, that appellant is entitled to 70 days of conduct credits, not 53 days. Therefore, we reverse the true finding on the allegation that appellant committed the crime of receiving stolen property, and order it stricken. We also strike the two challenged probation conditions, and order that the dispositional order be modified to reflect an award of 70 days of custody credit.
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