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In re Anthony P.6/14/2005
s as error the court's adjudication of him as a child meeting the definition of ยง 43-247(1) on count II of the petition, because such statute only gives the juvenile court jurisdiction over juveniles who have committed misdemeanors or infractions, whereas count II was a felony. However, our finding of insufficiency of the evidence with respect to count II renders further discussion of this assignment of error unnecessary, because we are not obligated to engage in an analysis which is not needed to adjudicate the case and controversy before us. See State v. Mata, 266 Neb. 668, 668 N.W.2d 448 (2003).
CONCLUSION
We reverse and vacate the adjudication of Anthony on count II of the amended petition filed against him by the Lancaster County Attorney on March 30, 2004. The adjudication on count I is affirmed.
Affirmed in part, and in part reversed.
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