Ohio Court of Appeals· 6/10/2019
In re T.C.
Citations
- 2019 Ohio 2287
Syllabus
JUVENILE - legal custody failure to prosecute Civ.R. 41 final appealable order dismissal with prejudice abuse of discretion notice acceptance of stipulations Six Amendment Confrontation Clause unsuitability implicit determination best interest of the child manifest weight of the evidence affirm as modified.
Judges: Trapp
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