How have the courts dealt with a challenge to a condition of probation in a juvenile case?

The People respond that L.H. forfeited this issue by failing to object below and that the juvenile court explained to L.H. what the challenged language in the conditions of probation required. An objection to a condition of probation in the trial court is ordinarily required to preserve that issue for review. Accordingly, People v. Gardineer (2000) 79 Cal.App.4th 148, 151-152, refused to address a challenge to an "observe good conduct" condition of probation, finding it waived by failure to object.

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