Department of Human Services v. S. P.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the mother could chal- lenge all of the jurisdictional findings on appeal, including those pertaining to the father, because the findings were interdependent
• holding that the mother could chal- lenge all of the jurisdictional findings on appeal, including those pertaining to the father, because the findings were interdependent
• holding, in similar circum- stances, that “[w]e need not consider whether the same result would obtain where the parents’ circumstances are not so intertwined”
• holding, in similar circum- stances, that “[w]e need not consider whether the same result would obtain where the parents’ circumstances are not so intertwined”
• discussing a number of cases in which we reversed a judg- ment of jurisdiction where there was insufficient evidence that the parent’s behavior created a reasonable likelihood of harm to the child at the time of the dependency hearing
• discussing a number of cases in which we reversed a judg- ment of jurisdiction where there was insufficient evidence that the parent’s behavior created a reasonable likelihood of harm to the child at the time of the dependency hearing

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