Section 342.2. Evidence in fact-finding hearings; required quantum

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1. Only
  evidence that is competent, material and relevant may be admitted  at  a
  fact-finding hearing.
    2.  Any determination at the conclusion of a fact-finding hearing that
  a respondent committed an act or acts which if  committed  by  an  adult
  would be a crime must be based on proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
    3.  An order of removal pursuant to a direction authorized by sections
  220.10, 310.85 and 330.25 of  the  criminal  procedure  law  constitutes
  proof  beyond a reasonable doubt and a determination that the respondent
  did the act or acts specified therein in accordance with section  725.05
  of the criminal procedure law.

                    
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