Corrales v. Department of Family & Protective Services

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• concluding that the evidence was legally and factually sufficient to support the jury's finding that CPS rather than the children's grandmother should be appointed sole managing conservator upon termination of the parents' parental rights
• concluding that the evidence was legally and factually sufficient to support the jury’s finding that CPS rather than the children’s grandmother should be appointed sole managing conservator upon termination of the parents’ parental rights
• court may not contravene jury verdict on sole managing conservator, and conservator-ship decision is reviewed not for abuse of discretion but under traditional sufficiency standards
• court may not contravene jury verdict on sole managing conservator, and conservatorship decision is reviewed not for abuse of discretion but under traditional sufficiency standards
• court may not contravene jury verdict on sole managing conservator, and conservatorship decision is reviewed not for abuse of discretion but under traditional sufficiency standards
• court may not contravene jury verdict on sole managing conservator, 5 and conservatorship decision is reviewed not for abuse of discretion but under traditional sufficiency standards

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).