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· 7/18/1846

Franklin v. Thurston

Citations

  • 8 Blackf. 160
  • 1846 Ind. LEXIS 91

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  • holding that court must be free to examine all circumstances, evidence, prior facts and orders, and other relevant information in termination proceedings
  • holding that court must be free to examine all circumstances, evidence, prior facts and orders, and other relevant information in termination proceedings
  • holding that court must be free to examine all cireumstances, evidence, prior facts and orders, and other relevant information in termination proceedings
  • holding that court must be free to examine all cireum-stances, evidence, prior facts and orders, and other relevant information in termination proceedings
  • finding State can bring subsequent termination petitions because parental unfitness remains \open for future review\
  • permitting a subsequent termination proceeding to go forward after being \satisfied that a change of circumstances occurred after [the first order had been issued]\

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Judges: Dewey

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