J J v. State of Indiana
── J J v. State of Indiana ──
Case No.: 25A-JV-02255
Court: Indiana Court of Appeals
Date: February 27, 2026
Author: Judge Dana Kenworthy
County of Origin: Hendricks
Category: Juvenile
Decision: Affirmed
Judge Bradford and Judge Pyle concur
On July 10, 2025, seventeen-year-old J.J. stole a vehicle. While fleeing police,
J.J. crashed into three other vehicles but did not stop. At the time, J.J. had
several prior adjudications for auto theft. The State filed a delinquency petition,
alleging J.J. committed acts that would constitute the following crimes if
committed by an adult: auto theft with a prior unrelated conviction, resisting
law enforcement, and three counts of leaving the scene of an accident. At the
initial hearing, the trial court found J.J.
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