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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
IN RE JASMIN C.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Juvenile LawA juvenile court may not require a non-offending parent in a Welfare and Institutions Code section 300 proceeding to attend a parenting class when... |
02/11/2003 | B160150 |
TAYLOR v. THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY (SAN DIEGO COUNTY HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY)California Court of Appeal
Constitutional Law, Family Law, Juvenile LawWhere a minor did not receive an evidentiary hearing before the referee dismissed the dependency petition, and the lack of hearing was not harmless... |
02/07/2003 | D040972 |
IN RE: OMAR R.California Court of Appeal
Juvenile LawWhere a court placed a minor on informal probation pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code section 654.2A, and failed to comply with the procedural... |
02/05/2003 | C039391 |
IN RE DARLICE C.Array
Habeas Corpus, Family Law, Juvenile LawHabeas corpus may be used to collaterally attack an order terminating parental rights, on the grounds that the parent was not afforded competent... |
01/16/2003 | C042466 |
CHRISTINA A. v. BLOOMBERGUnited States Eighth Circuit
Attorney's Fees, Civil Procedure, Civil Rights, Class Actions, Juvenile LawDistrict court's approval of a settlement agreement did not, by itself, create an enforceable judgement or a consent decree, so, because a juvenile... |
01/13/2003 | 01-3698 |
PEOPLE v. JOHN Z.Supreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure, Juvenile LawAn alleged victim's withdrawal of consent effectively nullifies any earlier consent and subjects the male to forcible rape charges under Penal Code... |
01/06/2003 | S103427 |
IN RE ANTOINETTE S.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Indian Law, Juvenile LawA juvenile court's failure to comply with the notice provisions of the Indian Child Welfare Act is not a jurisdictional error, and does not require... |
01/02/2003 | G030583 |
IN RE HOLLY H.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Juvenile LawJurisdiction should be retained by the juvenile court beyond a dependent's 18th birthday only when there is an existing or reasonably foreseeable... |
12/31/2002 | A098418 |
IN RE J.C.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Juvenile LawA juvenile court 1) ignored the clear procedural mandate of California Rules of Court, rule 1426(a) in rejecting transfer of a dependency case from... |
12/23/2002 | E031143 |
IN RE JACOB S.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Juvenile LawAn order terminating parental rights is affirmed, as 1) substantial evidence supports the lower court's determination that the sibling bond exception... |
12/23/2002 | G030585 |
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