Courington v. Courington

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• concluding that a child should not be placed in foster care indefinitely “just because an incarcerated parent ... shows interest in the his child[.]”
• terminating parental rights because mother’s repeated incarcerations indicated she did not have capacity to parent due to “inability to remain present in [child’s] life”
• terminating parental rights because mother's repeated incarcerations indicated she did not have capacity to parent due to \inability to remain present in [child's] life\
• terminating parental rights of incarcerated mother after examining her pre-incarcerated parenting and determining that her repeated incarcerations indicated she did not have the capacity to parent
• terminating parental rights of incarcerated mother after examining her pre- incarcerated parenting and determining that her repeated incarcerations indicated she did not have the capacity to parent
• terminating parental rights of incarcerated mother after examining her pre- incarcerated parenting and determining that her repeated incarcerations indicated she did not have the capacity to parent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).