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Definition: The juvenile court equivalent of a trial. The judge hears evidence to determine whether the juvenile committed the alleged delinquent act. If proven, the case proceeds to a disposition (sentencing) hearing.
Category: Juvenile Law · Statute: F.S. 985.35 · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Adjudicatory Hearing (Juvenile) in Florida
The juvenile court equivalent of a trial. The judge hears evidence to determine whether the juvenile committed the alleged delinquent act. If proven, the case proceeds to a disposition (sentencing) hearing.
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