People v. Catherine P.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the court’s determination of neglect was premised upon consideration of the minor’s current condition and care, not solely the past finding of neglect as to the minor’s sibling
• declining review of claims for which respondent failed to “reference the record or cite to pertinent authority”
• declining review of claims for which respondent failed to “reference the record or cite to pertinent authority”
• declining review of claims for which respondent failed to “reference the record or cite to pertinent authority” and for which his argument “consists essentially of the bare assertion of the issue sought to be raised”
• finding of anticipatory neglect affirmed where the record showed the trial court’s determination was based on the current care and condition of the sibling and not solely based on the past finding of neglect as to the older sibling

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