Casey K. v. State, Dept. of Health & Social Services, Office of Children's Services

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• holding that three-week delay by OCS was insufficient to support finding that OCS did not make reasonable efforts
• holding missed urinalyses and drug-related criminal charges sufficient to support finding children in need of aid under AS 47.10.011(10)
• explaining that active efforts standard in ICWA cases imposes higher burden on OCS than reasonable efforts standard
• noting that OCS counted one parent’s missed UAs as failed UAs, and that this evidence could support a CINA finding under AS 47.10.011(10)
• providing that active efforts standard in ICWA cases imposes “higher burden” on OCS than reasonable efforts standard
• providing that active efforts standard in ICWA cases imposes higher burden on OCS than reasonable efforts standard

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