§ 320.4. The initial appearance; procedures. 1. At the initial\nappearance the court must inform the respondent, or cause him to be\ninformed in its presence, of the charge or charges contained in the\npetition, and the presentment agency must cause the respondent and his\nor her counsel to be furnished with a copy of the petition.\n 2. At the initial appearance the court shall determine:\n (a) whether detention is necessary pursuant to section 320.5; and\n (b) whether the case should be referred to the probation service\npursuant to section 320.6; and\n (c) if the child is detained, the date of the probable-cause hearing\npursuant to section 325.1 unless such hearing has already been held; and\n (d) the date of the fact-finding hearing; and\n (e) such other issues as may be properly before it.\n
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