California Rules of Court Chambers Communication Rules

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CARE Act court must inform juvenile court of CARE Act petition for respondents within juvenile court jurisdiction, using any suitable communication method.

Source text: Upon learning that a respondent is within a juvenile court’s dependency, delinquency, or transition jurisdiction, the CARE Act court must inform the juvenile court that a CARE Act petition has been filed on behalf of that respondent. The court may communicate this information in any suitable manner.

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Parties may contact the other by other only as allowed by the rule. CARE Act court must inform juvenile court of CARE Act petition for respondents within juvenile court jurisdiction, using any suitable communication method.

View ruleSource: page 103, section Rule 7.2210(d)(1)

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