The client was charged in juvenile court with a misdemeanor offense of delinquency for conspiring with his friend A to make two false calls to 112. ■ Case Issues It was true that the client met his friend A and spent time with him on the day of the incident, but A made two false reports on his own without consulting the client, and the client did not play any role in the process. It was important to establish that the client did not conspire with A to commit the crime of making false reports on the day of the incident. The lawyers first reviewed the investigation records to understand the main evidence of the client's admission of wrongdoing, and then communicated closely with the client's guardian to determine that it was difficult to conclude that the client had colluded with A to commit false reports based on the evidence presented by the investigating agency alone. The lawyers then prepared a defense before the scheduled hearing, which consistently showed that the client had