You are the juvenile court judge. It is your responsibility to decide the appropriate disposition for Trey's case. You have heard from Trey and his father, and have learned from the predisposition report that Trey was previously on probation for burglary. Trey's father seems to be a hard worker, but as a single father, he is unable to spend a great amount of time with Trey. In addition, it seems that Trey has a problem with stealing from others to get what he wants. You must decide the proper treatment for Trey. How do you proceed? You decide that community treatment is best. You order Trey into a group home where he will live, attend public school, and participate in community activities. You decide that a restorative justice approach is best. You order Trey to pay restitution to the victim and to attend face-to-face conferences with the victim and a mediator