In Re Faith B.

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• noting that when the trial court has found a minor neglected on more than one ground, a court of review may affirm if there is sufficient evidence in the record to support any one of the bases of neglect
• noting the State need only prove one ground for neglect and thus this court may affirm if any of the circuit court’s bases for a neglect finding are upheld
• noting the State need only prove one ground for neglect and thus this court may affirm if any of the circuit court’s bases for a neglect finding are upheld
• “[T]he lynchpin of our determination that permanency orders are not final and appealable is the fact that they are only temporary and subject to modification.”
• “Because of our conclusion regarding neglect based on injurious environment, we need not review the circuit court’s additional finding that the minors were abused or neglected based on physical abuse.”
• “Only a single ground for neglect need be proven, and thus when the circuit court has found a minor neglected on several grounds, we may affirm if any of the circuit court’s bases of neglect may be upheld.”

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