South Dakota Supreme Court· 10/20/1982
In re S.Z.
Citations
- 325 N.W.2d 53
- 1982 S.D. LEXIS 398
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- under ICWA, objection by either parent will keep jurisdiction in state court
- trial court erred when it transferred jurisdiction despite parent’s knowing and voluntary veto
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Judges: Dunn, Fosheim, Henderson, Miller, Morgan, Wollman
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12 cases in this archive cite this case.
- In Re Kahlen W.California Court of Appeal· 1991-09-06· cited 138×
- In Re Junious M.California Court of Appeal· 1983-07-11· cited 112×
- In the Interest of J.W.Court of Appeals of Iowa· 1993-02-02· cited 29×
- D.J.C. v. P.D.C.Court of Appeals of Utah· 1997-02-27· cited 22×
- In the Interest of D.M.South Dakota Supreme Court· 2004-07-28· cited 16×
- In Re Larissa G.California Court of Appeal· 1996-03-07· cited 10×
- State, in Interest of DacCourt of Appeals of Utah· 1997-02-27· cited 3×
- Matter of SZSouth Dakota Supreme Court· 1982-10-20· cited 2×
- Department of Social Services of San Francisco v. Diana L.California Court of Appeal· 1983-07-11· cited 1×
- Stanislaus County Department of Social Services v. Kathleen D.California Court of Appeal· 1991-09-06· cited 1×
- San Diego County Department of Social Services v. Gina L.California Court of Appeal· 1996-03-07· cited 1×
- Matter of J.B., YINCMontana Supreme Court· 2025-08-05
Cites
4 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- In Re the Adoption of Baby Boy L.Supreme Court of Kansas· 1982-04-03· cited 160×
- In re M.E.M. Youth in Need of CareMontana Supreme Court· 1981-11-12· cited 89×
- Matter of Guardianship of DLL & CLLSouth Dakota Supreme Court· 1980-04-09· cited 39×
- Gridley v. EngelhartSouth Dakota Supreme Court· 1982-07-14· cited 24×
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