People v. INTEREST OF TT

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• concluding that the evidence was sufficient for an adjudication under (1)(b) and (c) where the father “denied that [the] mother used drugs” despite “evidence that she did”
• concluding that the child lacked proper parental care with respect to father, based on evidence that mother used substances during her pregnancy and father lived with her at that time
• holding that evidence of a parent's prenatal substance abuse, including an infant's positive test for, among other substances, methamphetamines, \may . . . support the filing of a petition in dependency or neglect under § 19-3-102(1)(a)-(c)\
• noting that the evidence was sufficient to support the jury’s verdicts, even though one of the children remained in the mother’s care

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