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Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 5/11/1989

In Re Quick

Citations

  • 559 A.2d 42
  • 384 Pa. Super. 412
  • 1989 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1332

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  • explaining that such an assignment of cases benefits the parent because the district court judge will have the benefit of recall of the juvenile hearing to ensure \the record is full and complete so that termination will not be granted if the agency is overreaching\
  • explaining that such an assignment of cases benefits the parent because the district court judge will have the benefit of recall of the juvenile hearing to ensure \the record is full and complete so that termination will not be granted if the agency is overreaching\
  • stating “[i]t is unsupportable that an experienced trial judge is incapable of making factual determinations and legal findings in regard to the same child at different hearings . . . without being subject to bias or prejudice”
  • Termination would meet needs and welfare of the child as removal from foster home would upset children's need for stability
  • Termination would meet needs and welfare of the child as removal from foster home would upset children’s need for stability
  • where appropriate treatment would require several years of intensive therapy, parent had not availed herself of treatment, and there is substantial likelihood treatment would be unsuccessful, termination of parental rights was justified

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Judges: Cirillo, Brosky, Tamilia

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