· 4/17/2002
Walters v. Arkansas Department of Human Services
Citations
- 72 S.W.3d 533
- 77 Ark. App. 191
- 2002 Ark. App. LEXIS 242
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the word “shall” in a statutory context indicates mandatory compliance with the statute’s terms
- holding that even though Walters had made some progress, she was still not able to adequately care for her children
- holding that even though Walters had made some progress, she was still not able to adequately care for her children
- holding that failure to raise the challenge below |5is fatal to the appellate court’s consideration on appeal; even constitutional issues will not be considered when raised for the first time on appeal
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Judges: Olly Neal
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