People in the Interest of CLS

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “[F]ollowing an adjudication of dependency and neglect, the initial dispositional order adopting a treatment plan constitutes a ‘decree of disposition’ and renders the adjudication and the initial dispositional order final for purposes of appeal.”
• the specific ground on which a child is found to be dependent and neglected does “not restrict the juvenile court’s discretion to formulate a treatment plan in the best interests of the child”
• “The adjudication of whether a child is dependent and neglected involves a hearing distinct from, and is for a purpose different than, the determination of a proper disposition of a child so adjudicated.”
• “[T]he specific ground on which the [court finds] the child to be dependent and neglected [does] not restrict the juvenile court’s discretion to formulate a treatment plan in the best interests of the child.”
• “[T]he specific ground on which the jury [finds] the child to be dependent and neglected [does] not restrict the juvenile court’s discretion to formulate a treatment plan in the best interests of the child.”
• “[T]he specific ground on which the jury [finds] the child to be dependent and neglected [does] not restrict the juvenile court’s discretion to formulate a treatment plan in the best interests of the child.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).