AK · rules
Alaska CINA R. 14
Stipulations
(a) General. Subject to approval by the court, parties may
stipulate to any matter.
(b) Stipulations to Adjudication and Disposition.
Stipulations to adjudication and disposition may be accepted
only if the court determines that the parties understand their
rights and have had a sufficient opportunity to consult with
counsel. In the case of an Indian child, a stipulation to
adjudication that includes foster care placement is not binding
on a parent or Indian custodian unless it is in writing, agreed to
in court (whether in person or telephonically), and signed by
the parent or Indian custodian.
(c) Stipulated Evidence. In any trial or hearing, the court
may accept the parties’ stipulation to admit evidence, including
testimony and documentary evidence. The court shall draw its
own conclusions based on evidence admitted by stipulation.
History
(SCO 845 effective August 15, 1987; amended by SCO 1355 effective July 15, 1999; and by SCO 1978 effective October 17, 2022) Note: See CINA Rule 16(a)(3) concerning stipulations to waive preparation of a predisposition report. Cross References CROSS REFERENCE: 25 U.S.C. § 1913(a).
Provenance
- Source
- courts.alaska.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
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