Rule 109. Combining Hearings

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(a) Delinquency Proceedings. Except for a transfer hearing under Rule 226, the court may conduct at one time any combination of the advisory, adjudication, disposition, or other delinquency hearings. (b) Non-Delinquency Proceedings. The court may combine and conduct at one time any hearings or conferences under Part III of these rules. (c) Requirements. Any combined hearings under sections (a) and (b) must abide by any time limits set by law and any required notice to the parties for each proceeding and must preserve the parties' rights to due process. (d) Crossover Youth. If there are pending delinquency and dependency cases involving the same child, the court may also set a delinquency hearing and a dependency hearing involving that child on the same date and time.

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