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504.20 - Juvenile Identification Procedures
Nontestimonial Identification Orders
506.10 - Discovery in Juvenile Court
General Duties and Disclosures
510.10 - First Appearance
When a Hearing is Required
101.10 - Jurisdiction: Territorial, Personal, & Subject Matter

The term “jurisdiction” is used broadly to cover a wide variety of topics, but as used here it essentially means the authority of the State of North Carolina to try a defendant for a criminal offense. Jurisdiction is simply the “court’s power to decide a case or issue a decree.” Black’s Law Dictionary 927 (9th ed. 2009).
101.20 - Challenges to Jurisdiction
When Jurisdiction Must be Proven
513.10 - Probable Cause Hearing
Timing and Need for a Hearing
520.10 - Juvenile Disposition
Calculating Disposition Level
Overview - Determining the Dispositions Level
515.10 - Admission or Adjudication
Admissions by the Juvenile Admission to a Juvenile Petition
520.60 - Juvenile Disposition
Juvenile Sex Offender Registration
When Registration Can Be Ordered
113.10 - Communicable Diseases
Detaining and Testing Defendants
Detaining Defendant for Testing

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