California Rules of Court Chambers Communication Rules
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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.
Summary: CARE Act court must inform juvenile court of CARE Act petition for respondents within juvenile court jurisdiction, using any suitable communication method.
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