Supreme Court of Vermont· 12/2/1975
In re A. A.
Citations
- 134 Vt. 41
- 349 A.2d 230
- 1975 Vt. LEXIS 325
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- reversing termination decision that stemmed from automatic review provision in initial disposition order
- court made disposition order so continuance could not have been to gather data for disposition
- juvenile statute does not give court authority to enter disposition order with provision for review in six months; statute provides procedures for review, which court cannot alter
- juvenile statute does not give court authority to enter disposition order with provision for review in six months; statute provides procedures for review, which court cannot alter
- parental rights cannot be transferred to state absent statutory authority
Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).
Judges: Barney, Billings, Daley, Larrow, Smith
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13 cases in this archive cite this case.
- In re J.T.Supreme Court of Vermont· 1997-01-10· cited 53×
- In re R.B.Supreme Court of Vermont· 1989-08-04· cited 36×
- In re D.C., JuvenileSupreme Court of Vermont· 2012-12-21· cited 31×
- C.V. v. J.M.J.Supreme Court of Alabama· 2001-04-27· cited 25×
- In Re the Termination of Parental Rights of P.A.M.South Dakota Supreme Court· 1993-09-08· cited 20×
- In re J. S.Supreme Court of Vermont· 1980-09-08· cited 5×
- In re T.L.Supreme Court of Vermont· 1999-01-29· cited 5×
- In re B.B.Supreme Court of Vermont· 1993-01-15· cited 4×
- Ex Parte CVSupreme Court of Alabama· 2001-04-27
- In Re AASupreme Court of Vermont· 1975-12-02
- In Re JTSupreme Court of Vermont· 1997-01-10
- In Re JSSupreme Court of Vermont· 1980-09-08
- In Re TLSupreme Court of Vermont· 1999-01-29
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