Matter of Wasserman v. Farkas

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• holding that due process requires finding of permanent neglect under New York law be supported by clear and convincing evidence
• holding that the constitution requires the State to prove the necessary factual elements by clear and convincing evidence
• holding that due process requires finding of permanent neglect under New York law be supported by clear and convincing evidence
• holding that due process requires finding of permanent neglect under New York law be supported by clear and convincing evidence
• holding that the minimum standard of proof in termination of parental rights cases is clear and convincing evidence
• holding that due process requires a clear and convincing evidentiary standard at a proceeding to terminate parental rights

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