Unless objected to, all probation violation proceedings shall be continued to a date after April 21.
If the court sustains an objection to the continuance, and the defendant is stipulating to the violation, with an agreed-upon dispositional recommendation that does not include a period of incarceration, in the discretion of the court, a hearing may proceed with the defendant and counsel participating by telephone or video.
If the court sustains an objection to the continuance, and the dispositional recommendation involves a period of incarceration, and/or the defendant is not stipulating to the alleged violation, and the defendant is in custody, in the discretion of the court, the hearing may proceed by video and telephone.
If the court sustains an objection to the continuance, and the defendant is not in custody, and the recommendation does not include incarceration, in the discretion of the court, the hearing may proceed by video and/or telephone.
If the court sustains an objection to the continuance, and the defendant is not in custody and the recommendation includes a period of incarceration, arrangements conforming to the requirements of the Orders shall be made for the defendant and counsel to be present in court.