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· 9/18/2023

In re A.C.F.

Citations

  • 2023 Ohio 3296

Syllabus

Neither the juvenile court's decision to continue the shared parenting plan entered into by the parents of a 10-year-old, non-verbal, autistic child, nor the juvenile court's decision to retain the child's mother as the child's residential parent for school purposes, were abuses of the juvenile court's discretion given the juvenile court's decisions were supported by the record and were not otherwise arbitrary, unreasonable, or unconscionable when considering the child's relationship with both parents and the child's well-being at the school where the child was currently enrolled.

How courts have described this case

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  • “[W]here the FLSA provides exemptions ‘in detail and with particularity,’ we have found this to preclude ‘enlargement by implication.’ ”
  • “[Wjhere the FLSA provides exemptions ‘in detail and with particularity,’ we have found this to preclude ‘enlargement by implication.’”
  • the “hot goods” .provision of the FLSA “reflects Congress’ desire to eliminate the competitive advantage enjoyed by goods produced under substandard conditions”
  • “[W]here the FLSA provides exemptions ‘in detail and with particularity,’ we have found this to preclude ‘enlargement by implication.’ ”
  • “[W]here the FLSA provides exemptions ‘in detail and with particularity,’ we have found this to preclude ‘enlargement by implication.’ ”
  • one purpose of the statute making it illegal to sell in interstate commerce products produced in violation of FLSA is to prevent adverse competitive effect on those who comply with the FLSA

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Judges: S. Powell

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