If the Service Consultant fails to respond in three days, does that mean that the Court can default to the Probation Officers recommendations and the State/DCS still pays for the services?
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- If the Service Consultant fails to respond in three days, does that mean that the Court can default to the Probation Officers recommendations and the State/DCS still pays for the services?
- If the DCS Service Consultant reviews materials, but does not respond within 3 days, is the right to appeal deemed waived?
- How can one Regional Service Consultant handle the influx of PDR reports and respond in three days?
