Courts and prosecutors would give notice of juvenile court proceedings

Prosecutors would give victims timely notice of juvenile court proceedings when victims request it. This requirement covers prosecutors' offices and victims in juvenile cases. Notice would cover scheduled proceedings and schedule changes. Prosecutors would also explain that hearings to plan or decide the case's outcome may immediately follow the court's decision on whether the juvenile committed an offense. The prosecutor's duty would begin upon receiving notice from the court.

Courts would notify prosecutors of juvenile court proceedings and schedule changes. These requirements cover notices from juvenile courts to prosecutors' offices. The five-day notice requirement would not apply to detention hearings. If five days' notice is unreasonable, the court would have to explain why in the case record. Courts would also give timely notice of changes to scheduled proceedings.