That the testimony of the Juvenile Intake Officer indicates that the defendant has had numerous contacts with the Juvenile Court and rehabilitative measures have been made on behalf of the defendant. That despite these measures the defendant has continued to come into contact with law enforcement and exhibit a repetitive pattern of adjudicated offenses which lead to the conclusion that the defendant is beyond rehabilitation under existing rehabilitation programs. Jurisdiction Theft of a credit card is a class C felony. Ark. Code Ann. He submits that Ark. Code Ann.
Jurisdiction is determined from the pleadings.
See Walker v. State, supra. The information clearly charges Mr. Jensen with the commission of a class C felony. That is sufficient, along with the evidence of Mr. Jensen's age, to give the circuit court jurisdiction. The State will have the burden of producing evidence to support the charge. Motion to transfer Mr. Jensen contends that the Trial Court should have granted his motion because he is not beyond rehabilitation.