Priddy v. Linson

How courts have described this case

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• reversing a permanency judgment that was based on the mother’s mental-health condition when “nothing in the jurisdictional judgment” would have alerted the mother that she needed to address that condition
• declining to exercise de novo review because the court could resolve the “appeal based on a purely legal question — one that [was] not dependent on any disputed factual findings of the trial court”
• declining de novo review because the issue on appeal was purely legal
• the court may not rely on an unadjudicated personality disorder as a basis for continuing jurisdiction
• trial court can continue jurisdiction on basis “fairly implied” by jurisdictional judgment
• focus on adjudicated bases at continuation of permanency plan

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).