Delinquency Rule 19
Rule 19. Pretrial Conference
Cite as Alaska Delinq. R. 19
(a) Time and Purpose. At any time after the
arraignment on petition or entry of a deny plea, the court may
schedule a pretrial conference on the record to consider:
(1) simplification of the issues;
(2) the possibility of obtaining admissions of fact and
documents which will avoid the introduction of unnecessary
evidence;
(3) the number of witnesses who will give testimony of a
cumulative nature; and
(4) such other matters as may aid in the adjudication of
the petition.
(b) Order. The court shall enter an order reciting the
agreement made at the conference. This order controls the
subsequent course of the proceedings unless modified at the
adjudication hearing in order to prevent manifest injustice.
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