In Re Dewayne H.

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• holding that dismissal was not an appropriate sanction under a rule stating that juvenile disposition hearings shall be held no later than 30 days after the adjudicatory hearing
• holding that the failure to prescribe a sanction for non-conformance with time limitations within a statute and its corresponding rule indicated that its effect was intended to be directory and not mandatory
• holding that the failure to prescribe a sanction for non-conformance with time limitations within a statute and its corresponding rule indicated that its effect was intended to be directory and not mandatory
• in juvenile delinquency proceeding disposition hearing was set more than 30 days after the adjudicatory hearing in violation of Rule 915(a)
• failure to comply with Rule 915a’s requirement that a disposition hearing in a juvenile proceeding “shall be held no later than thirty days after the conclusion of the adjudicatory hearing” does not require sanction of dismissal
• failure to comply with Rule 915a's requirement that a disposition hearing in a juvenile proceeding \shall be held no later than thirty days after the conclusion of the adjudicatory hearing\ does not require sanction of dismissal

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