R.P.J.C. 7
As amended through April 30, 2019
Subject to approval by the court, parties may stipulate to any matter, including adjudication and disposition. However, stipulations to adjudication and disposition may be accepted only if the court determines that the parties understand their rights and have had a sufficient opportunity to consult with counsel. In the case of a Native American child, a stipulation to adjudication or disposition is not binding on a parent or Native American custodian unless it is in writing, agreed to in court (whether in person or telephonically), and signed by the parent or Native American custodian. No stipulation may be entered that contravenes any applicable statute.
R.P.J.C. 7
Adopted February 9, 2007, effective July 1, 2007.