In re D.F.B.

D.F.B. (defendant), sixteen and suffering from a severe depressive disorder worsened by ongoing family conflict, with a history of multiple suicide attempts, killed his parents and two siblings with an axe; the trial court found the state had not proven by clear and convincing evidence that D.F.B. could not be rehabilitated before his nineteenth birthday or that he posed a public safety threat, and ordered him tried as a juvenile, but the court of appeals reversed after the state, on appeal, presented a detailed multi-factorial analysis demonstrating those elements by clear and convincing evidence; D.F.B. petitioned the state supreme court for review.