Wyoming § 14-6-226 Initial appearance; adjudicatory or transfer
hearing; entry of decree and disposition; evidentiary matters;
continuance of disposition hearing

Wyoming Statutes

§ 14-6-226 — Initial appearance; adjudicatory or transfer hearing; entry of decree and disposition; evidentiary matters; continuance of disposition hearing

Wyoming·Title 14 Children·Ch. 6 JUVENILES·Art. 2 JUVENILE JUSTICE ACT

(a)At their initial hearing, which may be held after a detention or shelter care hearing or a transfer hearing, the child and his parents, guardian or custodian shall be advised by the court of their rights under law and as provided in this act. They shall also be advised of the specific allegations in the petition and given an opportunity to admit or deny them, unless motion is made to the court to transfer the allegations of delinquency against the minor to another court. They shall also be advised of the possible liability for costs of treatment or services pursuant to this act or W.S. 25-11-101 through

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(a) At their initial hearing, which may be held after a
detention or shelter care hearing or a transfer hearing, the
child and his parents, guardian or custodian shall be advised by
the court of their rights under law and as provided in this act.
They shall also be advised of the specific allegations in the
petition and given an opportunity to admit or deny them, unless
motion is made to the court to transfer the allegations of
delinquency against the minor to another court. They shall also
be advised of the possible liability for costs of treatment or
services pursuant to this act or W.S. 25-11-101 through

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