DC · rules
D.C. Super. Ct. Neg. R. 20
Time for Disposition; Notice
A disposition hearing shall be held in accordance with D.C. Code §§ 16-2316.01 and
16-2317(c)(2). However, a disposition hearing may be held immediately following
adjudication if:
(1) All parties agree;
(2) At least 5 days prior to adjudication a disposition report meeting the requirements of
Rules 21 and 22 was filed in the Family Court Clerk's Office and placed in the official court
record of the case and copies were mailed of faxed to all attorneys of record, and a copy
was delivered to the chambers of the responsible judicial officer; and
(3) Notice of the disposition was sent to all parties and others entitled to be heard.
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