The amendments shall remain in effect until further order of this Court. Interested persons are invited to submit comments on the substance and form of the rules to the Clerk of the Supreme Court.
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Other than a change of venue for the purpose of trial, a designated case may not be transferred to any other county, except, after conviction, a designated case may be transferred to the juvenile's county of residence for entry of a juvenile disposition only. Sentencing of a juvenile, including delayed imposition of sentence, may only be done in the county in which the offense occurred. The waiver hearing shall consist of two phases. Notice of the date, time, and place of the hearings may be given either on the record directly to the juvenile or to the attorney for the juvenile, the prosecuting attorney, and all other parties, or in writing, served on each individual. If the juvenile has been subject to the general criminal jurisdiction of either the circuit court or Recorder's Court under MCL 712A.4, MCL 600.606 or MCL 725.10a, the court shall waive jurisdiction of the juvenile to the court of general criminal jurisdiction without holding the second-phase hearing.