The Court shall insure that the following persons are notified
of each hearing:
C. The attorney for the juvenile;
D. The legal guardian or custodian other than the parent(s), if any;
F. The juvenile's tribe, if different from the petitioner;
H. Any other person the Court may direct to be notified.
Notice of hearing must be given in writing or in Court on the
record at least fourteen (14) calendar days prior to the hearing unless
otherwise provided in this chapter.
The attorney for a party or the Court on its own motion may
cause a subpoena to be served on a person whose testimony or appearance
is desired. It is not necessary to tender advance fees to the person
served a subpoena in order to compel attendance.
A person may waive notice of hearing or service of process.
The waiver shall be in writing.
After a party's first appearance before the Court, the
notices of proceedings and pleadings shall be served on that party
or, if the party has an attorney, on the attorney for the party either
personally or by US mail.
All hearings held in the Juvenile Court shall be recorded.