Texas Department of Human Services v. Boyd

How courts have described this case

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• holding that \imprisonment is certainly a factor to be considered by the trial court on the issue of endangerment\
• holding that “imprisonment is certainly a factor to be considered by the trial court on the issue of endangerment”
• holding that “imprisonment is certainly a factor to be considered by the trial court on the issue of endangerment”
• holding that “mere imprisonment will not, standing alone, constitute engaging in conduct which endangers the physical or emotional well-being of the child”
• holding that conclusion that parent’s criminal conduct endangers child’s well-being “can be inferred from parental misconduct” itself
• holding that a parent’s repeated criminal acts may constitute sufficient evidence of conduct that endangers the well-being of a child

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