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In re R.V. CA4/3
R.V. appeals from a judgment declaring him a ward after the juvenile court found true one count of battery (Pen. Code, § 242; count 1) and one count of vandalism under $400 (§ 594 (a), (b)(2)(A); count 2). R.V. contends the juvenile court erred in calculating his maximum term of confinement because both counts were based upon a single objective. He also argues the probation condition requiring him to act peacefully with victims/witnesses should be reversed because it is vague. We determine R.V.’s maximum term of confinement properly included terms for counts 1 and 2. We agree the probation condition requiring R.V. to have “peaceful contact” with his victims/witnesses should be modified to give R.V. guidance as to the bounds of the proscribed behavior. With the modification, we affirm the judgment in all respects.

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