California Shoplifting

My question involves criminal law for the state of: California

Hi..
About 3weeks ago, i was caught shoplifting at Cvs.. I only took some chopsticks that worth about total $10 but they counted the items that my friend stole.. about $150. They didn't listen to me and my friend didn't tell them either. The police officers were involved , handcuffed , and I was taken to the police station. My parents were informed (I'm an teenager..)
and my brother came to pick me up. We(Me and my friend) got a paper that we have to go to the nearest court in next Wednesday. Also it said over $50. Does the Law in State of California send people to juvie for that? Or whats the other punishments for shoplifting over 50?

Thank you and please help..

If you are required to appear in court, it might be best to consult legal counsel. If mom and dad cannot afford an attorney, one should be appointed for you at the arraignment (likely the hearing you have to attend next week).

COULD you go to juvie? Sure. WILL you? Probably not.

The odds are you will pay fines and fees totaling a few hundred dollars or more, be put on probation, possibly have to attend a shoplifters program or do community service, and face a civil demand from CVS that could be between $50 and $500.

This will cost you.