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(a)
The juvenile hearing board shall meet as necessary. It shall give notice of date and time of meetings to the juvenile division, the juvenile offender and his parents, or legal guardian, not less than seven days prior to the date of the hearing. Any juvenile offender may be represented by counsel and present evidence in his behalf. A majority of the members of the juvenile hearing board shall constitute a quorum, and its proceedings shall be closed to the public. Records of the juvenile hearing board's proceedings shall be sealed and destroyed when the juvenile reaches the age of 18.
(b)
The juvenile hearing board shall elect one from its members as its chairman, and one as its vice-chairman. In the absence of the chairman, the vice-chairman shall be the presiding officer. A majority of the members present shall be required to take any action. The juvenile hearing board shall have the power from time to time to draft rules governing its proceedings or to amend or repeal any rules theretofore adopted. The juvenile hearing board shall maintain confidentiality in all cases as to the identity of the juvenile and the disposition of the case.
(Code 1986, § 2-404)