Some studies have shown a decrease in GBS infection in newborns whose mothers accepted IV antibiotics during labor, but no decrease in the incidence of death.8, 9 Still other research has found that preventive use of antibiotics is not always effective.10 In fact, one study found.
Admit/Deny Hearing (A/D) y Following the filing of the CHIPS petition or expedited TPR petition an Admit/Deny hearing is held. The. A/D hearing is the first court appearance unless there was an EPC hearing. y Placement, visitation and the present status and needs of the child may be addressed.
The admit/deny hearing shall be held at least twenty-five (25) days after receipt of the notice by the Secretary. The parent, Indian custodian, or child's tribe shall, upon request, be granted up to twenty (20) additional days from receipt of the notice to prepare for the admit/deny hearing.