N RE: ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER 1992-4 -- JUVENILE COURT PROCEDURE EXCEPTIONS
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW, this 23rd day of March, 1992, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that:
A. Any party to a Juvenile Court proceeding who wishes to contest Findings and Recommendations of a Juvenile Court Master shall file exceptions.
B. Exceptions to the Findings and Recommendations of a Juvenile Court Master shall be in writing and filed within ten (10) days of the filing of the Findings and Recommendations. Copies of Exceptions shall be served upon the Master, the Chief Juvenile Probation Officer, and all parties.
C. Exceptions shall specifically set forth the relief requested and the reasons entitling the party to such relief. The Exceptions shall include a proposed Order in form approved by the Juvenile Court.
D. A Juvenile Court judge shall promptly consider all Exceptions. In response to the Exceptions, a Juvenile Court judge may:
1. Grant a rehearing as to any or all issues;
2. Order the Court Reporter to transcribe and file the
notes of testimony from any hearing or portion thereof;
3. Order written or oral argument;
4. Order any other relief consistent with the Juvenile Act.
E. Failure to file timely Exceptions shall be deemed a waiver of all issues which could have been raised thereby.
F. If no Exceptions are timely filed, the Master's Findings and Recommendations may be adopted by the Court as a Final Adjudication as of the date the Findings and Recommendations were filed.
BY THE COURT,
Robert A. Freedberg, P.J.