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This type of hearing determines what punishment will be given to the delinquent juvenile.
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At this inital meeting, the judge or hearing commissioner must decide if it is appropriate to keep the juvenile detained.
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The formal accusation that the juvenile has commited an offence.
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(noun) A juvenile who has been adjudicated (convicted) in a juvenile court of commiting an illegal act.
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This legal term means providing fair procedures in court.
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This is a family where juveniles are held before a judge by a juvenile.
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At this initial meeting with the judge, a juvenile hears the charges against him or her.
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Any appearance in court before a judge by a juvenile.
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Of, for, or relating to young people.
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A transcript or recording made of all testimony given
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This is a fact-finding hearing. This is where all the facts and evidence are presented by both sides.
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To give evidence under oath at a hearing.
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