· 2/7/1945
Protests 55327-K of Copeland & Thompson, Inc.
Citations
- 14 Cust. Ct. 201
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that a change in a child’s permanency plan did not qualify as a foster care placement under ICWA because it “did not involve the ‘significant shift in legal rights’ that occurs when a guardianship is established”
- holding that a change in a child’s permanency plan did not qualify as a foster care placement under ICWA because it “did not involve the ‘significant shift in legal rights’ that occurs when a guardianship is established”
- holding that a change in a child’s permanency plan did not qualify as a foster care placement under ICWA because it “did not involve the 'significant shift in legal rights' that occurs when a guardianship is established”
- applying Mathews factors to parents’ claim of due process violation related to evidentiary issues
- “There is no doubt that, as a general matter, a parent’s desire for and right to the companionship, care, cus- tody and management of his or her children is an important interest.” (Internal quotation marks and citations omitted.)
- “There is no doubt that, as a general matter, a parent’s desire for and right to the companionship, care, cus- tody and management of his or her children is an important interest.” (Internal quotation marks and citations omitted.)
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Judges: Keefe
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