§ 135.650 Hearing of objections specified by demurrer

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When someone files a demurrer, they are asking the court to throw out a case (or part of it) because they believe there's a legal problem with the charges. This rule simply says the court will hold a hearing to look at those objections.

The hearing can happen right away, or the judge can schedule it for a later date. The court has the flexibility to decide what timing makes sense based on the situation. Either way, the person who filed the demurrer will get a chance to have their objections heard and decided by the judge.