Jade is eventually found incompetent to stand trial. The court gave the parties notice on November 15th of a hearing to be held on November 21st at 2 p.m. The prosecutor did not notify the victim of the hearing. At the hearing, the court dismissed the misdemeanor charges. Further, the court ordered the prosecutor to initiation civil commitment proceedings. Is all of this allowed under AZ law? Question 13 options: a) Yes, the court can dismiss a case without notice and may also order the prosecutor to initiate civil commitment proceedings anytime. b) No, the court is required to give the parties 10 days' notice of a hearing to dismiss the charges based on the defendant's incompetence. c) Yes, notwithstanding any law to the contrary, if the court finds that a person has been previously adjudicated incompetent to stand trial pursuant to this chapter, the court may hold a hearing to dismiss any misdemeanor charge against the incompetent person. Further, if a misdemeanor charge is dismissed due to the defendant's incompetence, the court may order the prosecutor to initiate civil commitment or guardianship proceedings. d) No, the court may never order the prosecutor to initiate civil commitment proceedings