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· 1/28/2005

In Re Interest of Aaron D.

Citations

  • 269 Neb. 249
  • 691 N.W.2d 164
  • 2005 Neb. LEXIS 32

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  • observing that State failed to present testi- mony or other evidence from therapists, family support work- ers, foster parents, and others who directly observed parties
  • reversing termination where mother had progressed on case plan despite continuing deficiencies in her employment, living situation, and visitation consistency
  • parent’s interest in accuracy and justice of decision to terminate parental rights is commanding one
  • section 43-292(7) operates mechanically and, unlike the other subsections of the statute, does not require the State to adduce evidence of any specific fault on the part of a parent
  • termination of parental rights reversed; State used a DHHS worker as a proxy for all of the other witnesses whose expertise and testimony would have been helpful, and perhaps essential, in determining what was in the child’s best interests.

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Judges: Hendry, Wright, Connolly, Gerrard, Stephan, McCormack, Miller-Lerman

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