Nathan writes the apology letter to Josh and attends his weekend community service. He appears to be following the rules set forth by the juvenile court. However, he harbors a grudge toward Josh for getting him into trouble, and after a few months decides to confront Josh on the way home from school. The confrontation results in a physical fight and both boys are left bruised but not seriously injured. You are now the juvenile court judge and are presiding over Nathan's probation violation case. What is your decision