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In re Angellica W.

Citations

  • 49 Conn. App. 541
  • 714 A.2d 1265
  • 1998 Conn. App. LEXIS 317

How courts have described this case

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  • noting trial court’s correct statement that petitioner has right to amend and allege whatever she wants, but that burden is on petitioner to prove allegations
  • social studies submitted for use in dispositional phase may be considered by court during adjudicatory phase

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Judges: Schaller

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