· 6/16/1959
Hudson v. American Employers Insurance
Citations
- 113 So. 2d 340
- 1959 La. App. LEXIS 1226
How courts have described this case
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- holding that conditions leading to placement continued to exist when two witnesses testified that mother would need to show progress in treatment and sobriety for two years before she could parent child
- holding that conditions leading to placement continued to exist when two witnesses testified that mother would need to show progress in treatment and sobriety for two years before she could parent child
- rejecting mother’s “significant life achievements” in light of “competent evidence that the conditions [for removal] continue to exist”
- rejecting mother’s “significant life achievements” in light of “competent evidence that the conditions [for removal] continue to exist”
- noting the analysis under subsection (8) merely requires that the conditions leading to placement continue to, exist, whereas under subsection (5') the Court must consider a parent's willingness 'or ability to remedy such, conditions
- “It is unsupportable that an experienced trial judge is incapable of making factual determinations and legal findings in regard to the same child at different hearings ... without being subject to bias or prejudice.”
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Judges: Ayres
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