Tenbrook v. Daisy Mfg. Co.

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• evidence that deprivation is likely to continue may also support a finding that a child will likely suffer serious harm from that continued deprivation
• Because the mother never appealed any of the juvenile court’s orders finding that her child was deprived and extending custody, she is bound by the juvenile court’s finding of deprivation.
• because the mother never appealed any of the juvenile court's orders finding that her child was deprived and extending custody, she is bound by the juvenile court's finding of deprivation
• because the mother never appealed any of the juvenile court’s orders finding that her child was deprived and extending custody, she is bound by the juvenile court’s finding of deprivation
• Because the mother never appealed any of the juvenile court’s orders finding that her child was deprived and extending custody, she is bound by the juvenile court’s finding of deprivation.

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