Johnson v. Ashland Lumber Co.

How courts have described this case

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• Concluding that allowing bureaucratic failure to be the sole cause of delay in proceedings affecting a child’s welfare is “anathema to the principles underlying the Juvenile Code”
• affirming that the child’s best interests constitute “the ‘polar star’ of the North Carolina Juvenile Code”
• affirming that the child’s best interests constitute “the ‘polar star’ of the North Carolina Juvenile Code”
• affirming that the child’s best interests constitute “the ‘polar star’ of the North Carolina Juvenile Code”
• affirming that the child’s best interests constitute “the ‘polar star’ of the North Carolina Juvenile Code”
• recognizing the importance of effectuating a child’s best interests and the need for children to be timely placed in a permanent home

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).