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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
IN RE S.O.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Juvenile LawJuvenile court's dispositional order, declaring minor a dependent and allowing mother to retain custody, affirmed where there is substantial evidence... |
11/01/2002 | D040242 |
IN RE: L.T.California Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & Procedure, Juvenile LawTrash constitutes "property" under Penal Code section 451(d), and the crime of arson only requires proof that the property the minor burned did not... |
10/30/2002 | B156971 |
IN RE BRIAN K.California Court of Appeal
Juvenile LawAlthough Welfare and Institutions Code section 777 by itself does not authorize the imposition of fines for violation of a minor's probation, the... |
10/25/2002 | B154305 |
IN RE: GEORGE T.California Court of Appeal
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Juvenile LawThe circumstances surrounding the delivery of a poem about killing students demonstrated that defendant made a threat, pursuant to Penal Code section... |
10/23/2002 | H023080 |
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY DEP'T OF CHILDREN'S SERV. v. JANICE H.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Juvenile LawWhen the juvenile court takes custody away from a legal guardian previously appointed by the family court, without terminating the guardianship, a... |
10/18/2002 | E030491 |
IN RE CHARLES T.California Court of Appeal
Ethics & Professional Responsibility, Family Law, Juvenile LawOrders of the juvenile court, terminating a mother's parental rights and freeing a minor for adoption, are not void for the court's failure to appoint... |
10/04/2002 | C040423 |
IN RE S.D.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Juvenile LawCertain changes to dependency statutes are to be applied prospectively only, and where a petition for termination of parental rights alleging abuse or... |
09/27/2002 | F040466 |
HAMPTON v. STATE OF TEXASCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & Procedure, Juvenile LawWhere a police officer properly notified appellant's mother of the reason for taking him into custody, as required by Family Code section 52.02(b), he... |
09/27/2002 | 499-01 |
IN RE JOSIAH S.California Court of Appeal
Constitutional Law, Family Law, Juvenile LawThe juvenile court erred in failing to afford appellant a contested hearing when appellant and her counsel made it clear that she wished to challenge... |
09/25/2002 | B151283/152068 |
TERESA J. v. THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SACRAMENTO COUNTY (D.J.)California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Juvenile LawA birth parent may relinquish a dependent child to a private adoption agency, subject to the juvenile court's power to limit the parent's control over... |
09/25/2002 | C039786 |
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