In Re State Ex Rel. MC

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• recognizing that effective July 1, 2000, the UCCJEA replaced the UCCJA
• assumption of emergency jurisdiction is limited and does not confer authority to make a permanent custody disposition when proceedings are pending in another state
• “Assumption of emergency jurisdiction does not confer upon the state exercising emergency jurisdiction the authority to make a permanent custody disposition.” (quoting C.T., 121 Cal. Rptr. 2d at 904)
• while exercising temporary emergency jurisdiction, a juvenile court may not adjudicate a child dependent or neglected or terminate parental rights
• \[Elxercise of temporary emergency jurisdiction may not last until the trial court can enter an adjudicatory order finding a child dependent and neglected.\
• assumption of emergency jurisdiction is limited and does not confer authority to make a permanent custody disposition when proceedings are pending in another state

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