In Re the Welfare of D.J.N.

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• holding that, although “[i]t was a mistake for the trial court . . . to take judicial notice of the entire [previous juvenile-protection] files,” because that appellant failed to show prejudice, there was no reversible error
• “[An affected party] is entitled to notice that identifies the portions of the record that the court will consider in determining adjudicative facts in the case.”

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