Alyssa B. v. State, Department of Health & Social Services, Division of Family & Youth Services

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• holding that because court may find that child is in need of aid based on one ground, appeal of only one of multiple grounds for CINA status cannot change result
• deciding it was not improper, or a procedural due process violation, to proceed with parental rights termination trial without child’s mother after finding mother voluntarily failed to appear
• refusing to review a placement review decision as part of a termination proceeding because the placement decision was a final and appealable order
• refusing to review a placement review decision as part of a termination proceeding because the placement decision was a final and appealable order
• refusing to review a placement review decision as part of a termination proceeding because the placement decision was a final and appealable order
• refusing to review a placement review decision as part of a termination proceeding because the placement decision was a final and appealable order

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