Criminal Justice Standards & Training Commission v. Dale

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• stating that, even though present conditions have been remedied, “other conditions” may still exist which satisfy this factor
• concluding that the children’s guardian did not bear the “sole burden for maintaining contact with the parent and organizing visitation schedules” but that the parent had “a duty to make every reasonable effort to arrange and insist upon visitation with her children”
• holding that any violation of due process by the juvenile court’s failure to appoint an attorney at a dependency and neglect proceeding was fully remedied by the fact that the appellant had full assistance of counsel at the subsequent parental termination proceeding
• finding that, although the conditions that led to the children’s removal had been remedied, other conditions warranted a finding that children would be subject to further neglect if returned to the parent
• finding that, although the conditions that led to the children's removal had been remedied, other conditions warranted a finding that children would be subject to further neglect if returned to the parent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).