In Re the Dependency of C.B.

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• in a termination case, evidence is substantial (or, equivalently, sufficient to support a trial court finding
• in a termination case, evidence is substantial (or, equivalently, sufficient to support a trial court finding
• to produce substantial evidence is to meet burden of production; when burden of persuasion is clear and convincing evidence, burden of production is met if trier could find fact by clear and convincing evidence
• “Thus, depending on the type of case, the trier of fact must find that there is proof beyond a reasonable doubt, proof by clear, cogent and convincing evidence, or proof by a preponderance of the evidence. McCormick, at 956-64.”
• sufficiently specific findings of fact required to terminate parental rights under RCW 13.34.180
• to produce substantial evidence is to meet burden of production; when burden of persuasion is clear and convincing evidence, burden of production is met if trier could find fact by clear and convincing evidence

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