· 6/15/1834
Wentworth v. Weymouth
Citations
- 11 Me. 446
How courts have described this case
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- finding that a mother showed a wanton disregard for her child by ingesting drugs during her pregnancy and while breastfeeding
- finding that a mother demonstrated a wanton disregard for her child by ingesting drugs during her pregnancy and while breastfeeding
- “Wanton disregard for the welfare of the child can be established by the parent’s previous criminal conduct along with a history of drug abuse.”
- “Wanton disregard . . . can be established by the parent’s previous criminal conduct along with a history of drug abuse.”
- “Wanton disregard for the welfare of the child can be established by the parent’s previous criminal conduct along with a history of drug abuse.”
- “Wanton disregard for the welfare of the child can be established by the parent’s previous criminal conduct along with a history of drug abuse.”
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Judges: Mellen
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