State v. D. L. S. (In re D. L. S)

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing an ambiguity in “whether a parent is a legal representative per se, irrespective of state law, or whether a parent must simultaneously qualify as a legal guardian under state law to be a legal representative under the Act”
• recognizing an ambiguity in “whether a parent is a legal representative per se, irrespective of state law, or whether a parent must simultaneously qualify as a legal guardian under state law to be a legal representative under the Act”
• declining to give much weight to statements of doctors who were opining outside their specialty

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).