Santa Cruz Criminal Defense Blog 2011 May Juvenile Crimes, Recording the Dispositional Hearing Previous Post | Next Post Juvenile Crimes, Recording the Dispositional Hearing Posted By Christine McGuire || 10-May-2011 If the child admits the truth of the allegation in juvenile court he or she is entitled to have the same judge preside at the jurisdiction and disposition hearing. The juvenile may waive this right to be sentenced by the same judge who had accepted the plea bargain. This waiver does not need to be a personal one. The disposition hearing for the child must be recorded by a court reporter. Contact Christine McGuire, Santa Cruz Criminal Defense Attorney, Former Prosecutor over 25 years; Santa Cruz Criminal Defense Lawyer Categories: Intellectual Property Crimes, Juvenile Share Post
Santa Cruz Criminal Defense Blog 2011 May Juvenile Crimes, Recording the Dispositional Hearing Previous Post | Next Post Juvenile Crimes, Recording the Dispositional Hearing Posted By Christine McGuire || 10-May-2011 If the child admits the truth of the allegation in juvenile court he or she is entitled to have the same judge preside at the jurisdiction and disposition hearing. The juvenile may waive this right to be sentenced by the same judge who had accepted the plea bargain. This waiver does not need to be a personal one. The disposition hearing for the child must be recorded by a court reporter. Contact Christine McGuire, Santa Cruz Criminal Defense Attorney, Former Prosecutor over 25 years; Santa Cruz Criminal Defense Lawyer Categories: Intellectual Property Crimes, Juvenile Share Post