Kenosha Cnty. Dep't of Human Servs. v. V.J.G. (In re N.V.G.)

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• “[T]he Supreme Court’s decision in Fleuti had no basis in constitutional principles; the innocent, casual, and brief departure doctrine was grounded entirely on the meaning of a phrase in the relevant statutory provision in effect at that time.”

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