· 1/23/2003
Arkansas Department of Human Services v. Collier
Citations
- 95 S.W.3d 772
- 351 Ark. 506
- 2003 Ark. LEXIS 39
How courts have described this case
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- holding that circuit court exceeded its authority by placing an unborn fetus in DHS custody and requiring DHS to pay for mother's prenatal care
- treating a writ of prohibition incorrectly filed against a particular judge as one correctly filed against the circuit court
- treating a writ of prohibition incorrectly filed against a particular judge as one correctly filed against the circuit court
- issuing a writ of certiorari when an appeal could not be had due to time constraints
- court does not have authority to order pregnant woman into custody and declare her unborn fetus dependent-neglected
- circuit court has exclusive jurisdiction over proceedings in which a juvenile is alleged to be dependent/neglected and in which custody of a juvenile is transferred to DHS
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Judges: Robert L. Brown
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