The Juvenile Court system has an entirely different set of rules than that adult court system. The terminology is also different in that a "Crime" is called a "Act of Delinquency". In addition "Pretrial Conferences" are called "Pre-adjudication Hearings". The actual "Trial" is called "Adjudication Hearing", and juveniles are not found to be "guilty", they are found "delinquent". Instead of a "Sentencing", they have a "Disposition Hearing". In reality, these juvenile terms mean almost exactly the same thing as they do in adult court. Following is a list of all of the case stages involved in the juvenile process in chronological order.
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Not Guilty |
06/11/08 |
Unlawful Flight |
Dismissed |
06/11/08 |
DUI & DWI |
Dismissed |
04/24/08 |
Aggravated DUI, Aggravated DWI |
Dismissed |
04/14/08 |
Aggravated Assault w/Gun |
Not Guilty |
04/04/08 |
DWI Only(.092 Breath) |
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