In Re the Termination of the Parent-Child Relationship of E.T.

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• holding that the improper admission of the reports of home visits and supervised visitations was harmless error
• holding that the improper admission of the reports of home visits and supervised visitations was harmless error
• holding that reports of home visits and supervised visitations made for the Office of Family and Children did not qualify as business records because no organization depended on them to operate
• finding that reports of home visits and supervised visitations made for an Office of Family and Children did not qualify as business records because no organization depended on them to operate a business
• holding improper admission of evidence harmless error where substantial independent evidence supported judgment
• noting that “improper admission of evidence is harmless error when the judgment is supported by substantial independent evidence to satisfy the reviewing court that there is no substantial likelihood that the questioned evidence contributed to the judgment”

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