Court of Appeals of North Carolina· 12/19/2006

In re T.M.

Citations

638 S.E.2d 236
180 N.C. App. 539
2006 N.C. App. LEXIS 2514

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holding that juvenile’s “exposure to an environment of violence” supported adjudication of neglect
stating that “[w]hen, however, other findings of fact support an abdication of neglect, erroneous findings unnecessary to the determination do not constitute reversible error”
holding when other findings of fact support a trial court's order, \erroneous findings unnecessary to the determination do not constitute reversible error\
noting that erroneous findings that are unnecessary to support adjudication of neglect do not constitute reversible error
stating that where there are “ample other findings of fact” to support the trial court’s -8- conclusion, findings not supported by evidence constituted harmless error
stating that, in the event that other findings support the trial court’s decision, the presence of one or more unsupported or erroneous findings constitutes harmless error

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Judges: Geer

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