A hearing to determine whether there is evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to support the allegations against a juvenile is called _____________.

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An adjudication hearing in juvenile court is equivalent to a trial, where evidence is presented and a judge determines whether the allegations against a juvenile have been proven beyond a reasonable doubt. A waiver hearing is where the court decides whether a juvenile should be tried as an adult, a determination of guilt hearing is another term for an adjudication hearing, and a dispositional hearing is where the court determines the appropriate sentencing or treatment plan for the juvenile after they have been found delinquent.

A Hearing to Determine Whether There Is Evidence Beyond a Reasonable