In the Interest of T.H., a Child

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• holding evidence legally insufficient to support trial court's finding as to \knowingly\ element of subsection 161.001(1)(D)
• holding that the evidence was insufficient to support termination under subsection (E) even when father was incarcerated before the child was a year old and two years later was incarcerated for four years for burglary
• holding that the evidence was insufficient to support termination under subsection (E) even when father was 18 incarcerated before the child was a year old and two years later was incarcerated for four years for burglary
• holding evidence legally insufficient to support trial court’s finding as to “knowingly” element of subsection 161.001(1)(D)
• “[E]ven if clear and convincing evidence supported the trial court’s finding that the environment posed a danger to T.H.’s well-being, the Department failed to show that [the father] knowingly placed or allowed T.H. to remain in such an environment.”

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