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Rule 6 1

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Any motion before the adjudicative hearing shall be filed in writing, a reasonable period of time prior thereto, but the court, for justified reasons, may allow oral motions during the hearing. The motion shall state the ground for the defenses, objections or petitions moved and notice thereof must be served on the other party. The court shall rule upon the motion before the adjudicative hearing, unless it decides to postpone consideration thereof until such hearing.

Any motion before the adjudicative hearing shall be filed in writing, a reasonable period of time prior thereto, but the court, for justified reasons, may allow oral motions during the hearing. The motion shall state the ground for the defenses, objections or petitions moved and notice thereof must be served on the other party. The court shall rule upon the motion before the adjudicative hearing, unless it decides to postpone consideration thereof until such hearing.