State v. Shannon P.

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• failure to provide qualified expert witness was harmless when psychological evaluation and caseworkers' court reports clearly and convincingly showed that parental custody would result in serious damage to child
• failure to provide expert testimony at adjudication harmless because evidence 25 adduced at disposition clearly and convincingly supported a finding of harm
• failure to provide qualified expert witness was harmless when psychological evaluation and case-workers’ court reports clearly and convincingly showed that parental custody would result in serious damage to child
• failure to provide qualified expert witness was harmless when psychological evaluation and caseworkers’ court reports clearly and convincingly showed that parental custody would result in serious damage to child
• at adjudication hearing, trial court informed mother that burden of proof was enhanced to clear and convincing evidence as result of children's tribal enrollment status, but adjudicated children based upon preponderance of evidence, although no direct appeal was perfected from adjudication

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