The Dispositional Hearing Is Not an Adversarial Process

The dispositional hearing is not an adversarial process. This means that:

A) rules of evidence are not strictly followed.
B) the disposition hearing involves more limited due process rights than the adjudicatory hearing.
C) the roles of the prosecutor and defense attorney are less adversarial at this stage.
D) the juvenile court becomes oriented toward individualized rehabilitation.
E) All of the above.