Michigan Court of Appeals· 4/1/1993

In Re Jackson

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501 N.W.2d 182
199 Mich. App. 22

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holding that “the court properly weighed respondent’s treatment of her oldest son in considering whether to terminate her parental rights” to her other children, when the respondent previously lost her rights to her oldest son because of abuse and neglect
holding “the court properly weighed respondent’s treatment of her oldest son in considering whether to terminate her parental rights” to her other children, when the respondent previously lost her rights to her oldest son because of abuse and neglect
explaining this Court reviews for an abuse of discretion a trial court’s discretionary rulings
explaining this Court reviews for an abuse of discretion a trial court’s discretionary rulings
to raise a claim that the trial court invaded the province of the prosecution, the party should have moved for disqualification under MCR 2.003
explaining the doctrine of anticipatory neglect

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Judges: Corrigan, Weaver, Con-Nor

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