McLeod v. McLeod

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that court applied correct standard notwithstanding failure to specify where it found, among other things, “ ‘no likelihood’ ” that mother would be able to resume parenting within reasonable period
• concluding same where court found “ ‘ this was a “clear case” for termination of parental rights’ ” and that there was “ ‘no likelihood’ ” that mother would be able to resume parenting within reasonable period
• reversing termination order as to father because record did not indicate State made reasonably diligent efforts to locate him, as required by demands of procedural due process
• judge’s questions about matters outside the record were improper, but in context were not prejudicial

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).