Woodrow v. Quaid

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• holding that specific instances of character, including evidence regarding a previous termination of parental rights, is admissible character evidence in a subsequent termination proceeding
• holding that specific instances of character, including evidence regarding a previous termination of parental rights, is admissible character evidence in a subsequent termination proceeding
• holding that specific instances of character, including evidence regarding a previous termination of parental rights, is admissible character evidence in a subsequent termination proceeding
• holding that specific instances of a parent’s character, including evidence regarding a previous termination of parental rights, is admissible character evidence at a subsequent termination hearing
• all stating that while parental fitness should be judged as of the date of the termination proceedings, trial court must also consider the parent’s historical patterns of conduct in determining the probability of future neglect, deprivation, or other detrimental behavior

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