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juvenile shall attend the initial review.__The Attorney General is |
| not required to attend the initial review.__If the Attorney General |
| declines to attend the initial review, the court may not enter any |
| order directing the Department of Corrections to take or cease |
| taking any action.__If as a result of the initial review any party |
| or the court determines that a complete review hearing is required, |
| the court shall schedule the matter for further hearing and the |
| clerk shall notify all parties of the date of the complete review |
| hearing.__At the complete review hearing, the parties may submit |
| written evidence and may call witnesses, although the Maine Rules |
| of Evidence do not apply.__At the conclusion of the complete review |
| hearing, if the court determines that services that have been |
| identified as necessary to meet the requirements of Title 34-A, |
| chapter 3, subchapter 5 have not been provided to the juvenile or |
| the juvenile's family, the court may make recommendations to the |
| Department of Corrections to provide those services within a |
| specific time period and may schedule a further hearing to review |
| the department's response to those recommendations.__At that |
| subsequent hearing, the court may reopen the disposition in that |
| matter and amend or modify the disposition as necessary to address |
| the purposes of section 3002, including, but not limited to, the |
| termination of the commitment of the juvenile to a Department of |
| Corrections facility and putting the juvenile on probation, or take |
| any other action permitted by this Part. |
