Taylor v. Texas Department of Protective & Regulatory Services

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• parent’s criminal convictions, including those more remote in time, are relevant to best-interests determination
• mere age of convictions does not render them more prejudicial than probative
• parent’s criminal convictions, including those more remote in time, are relevant to best-interests determination
• parent's criminal convictions, including those more remote in time, are relevant to best-interests determination
• mere age of convictions does not render them more prejudicial than probative
• mere age of convictions does not render them more prejudicial than probative

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