· 12/6/1991
In Re the Appeal in Maricopa County Juvenile Action No. JS-8287
Citations
- 828 P.2d 1245
- 171 Ariz. 104
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that the record supported the court's active efforts finding because \rehabilitative programs repeatedly were offered . . . yet . . . [the mother] did not take advantage of the programs\
- stating that § 1912(f) imposes requirements “in addition to meeting the Arizona requirement that parental rights may only be terminated for a number of stated reasons”
- affirming the trial court’s decision to terminate biological mother’s parental rights based upon the standard of proof of beyond a reasonable doubt
- “A trial court properly may consider an Indian child’s best interests when deciding whether to transfer a custody proceeding to tribal court.”
- “A trial court properly may consider an Indian child’s best interests when deciding whether to transfer a custody proceeding to tribal court.”
- “[T]he juvenile court will be deemed to have made every finding necessary to support the judgement.”
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Judges: Ehrlich, Jacobson, Eubank
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