Roy v. Bennett

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• aggravating circumstances found where a parent has not visited regularly with the child or established a parental bond and has no present prospects for employment as required by case plan
• aggravating circumstances found where a parent has not visited regularly with the child or established a parental bond and has no present prospects for employment as required by case plan
• affirming termination upon evidence, inter alia, that parent was serving two life sentences and would not be eligible for parole until her two children, who had already been in foster care for most of their lives, were fourteen and fifteen years old
• parent did not established a parental bond and had no present prospects for employment as required by case plan
• whether a parent's conduct warrants hope of rehabilitation is a matter for the juvenile court
• whether a parent’s conduct warrants hope of rehabilitation is a matter for the juvenile court

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).