ARI Enterprises v. McGinley

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the court had not delegated decision-making over family time where the court “maintained supervision over the visitation issue”
• noting that questions concerning the children’s health and safety are matters entrusted to the juvenile court’s sound discretion, and decisions regarding visitation may not be delegated to a department
• holding that the juvenile court can’t delegate family time decisions to others
• holding that the juvenile court cannot delegate family time decisions to others
• noting that a court must make decisions about parenting time and may not delegate this function to others
• noting that a court must make decisions about parenting time and cannot delegate parenting time decisions to others

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).