Robinson v. People in Interest of Zollinger

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• explaining that although depen-deney or neglect proceedings result in neither a fine nor imprisonment, \the interest of the 'state must be exercised without denial of fundamental fairness as required by due process of the Fourteenth Amendment\
• addressing a question not raised in the trial court because the issue was of constitutional proportions
• addressing a question not raised in the trial court because the issue was of constitutional proportions
• explaining that although dependency or neglect proceedings result in neither a fine nor imprisonment, “the interest of the state must be exercised without denial of fundamental fairness as required by due process of the Fourteenth Amendment”
• explaining that although dependency or neglect proceedings result in neither a fine nor imprisonment, “the interest of the state must be exercised without denial of fundamental fairness as required by due process of the Fourteenth Amendment”
• reviewing, for the first time on appeal, a due process challenge

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