Court of Appeals of North Carolina· 4/18/2017

In re: L.C.

Citations

800 S.E.2d 82
253 N.C. App. 67
2017 WL 1381605
2017 N.C. App. LEXIS 264

Syllabus

Juvenile adjudication abuse, neglect, and dependency Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination initial dispositional hearing ceasing reunification efforts appropriate relative placement

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stating a respondent mother’s knowledge of her child’s previous abuse in her home would support a conclusion that the parent allowed a substantial risk of serious injury to the child to be created by allowing the perpetrator to remain in the home
stating a respondent mother’s knowledge of her child’s previous abuse in her home would support a conclusion that the parent allowed a substantial risk of serious injury to the child to be created by allowing the perpetrator to remain in the home

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Judges: Davis

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