LAG v. People in Interest of AAG

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• In determining custody, “a juvenile court must fashion a custodial remedy that serves the public as well as the best interests of the child.”
• Once a court accepts jurisdiction pursuant to section 19-1-104, it “must determine the question of custody according to the provisions of the [Children’s] Code.”
• a precondition to any custody decision in a dependency and neglect proceeding is a judicial determination that the child's present custodial circumstances or other aspects of the child's current environment are detrimental and, with governmental supervision, must be altered
• a precondition to any custody decision in a dependency and neglect proceeding is a judicial determination that the child's present custodial cireum-stances or other aspects of the child's current environment are detrimental and, with governmental supervision, must be altered

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).