La. Admin. Code tit. 22, § XV-1365 - Preparing the Child Client for Hearings
A. The attorney should explain to the child
client, in a developmentally appropriate manner, what is expected to happen
before, during and after each hearing.
B. The attorney should advise the client as
to suitable courtroom dress and demeanor. If the client is detained, the
attorney should consider requesting the client's appearance unshackled and
unchained. The attorney should also be alert to the possible prejudicial
effects of the client appearing before the court in jail or other inappropriate
clothing.
C. The attorney should
plan with the client the most convenient system for conferring throughout the
delinquency proceedings.
Notes
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