State v. Fletcher
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtBecker, C.J.
A court found Terri Fletcher’s son dependent after concluding that his failure to thrive was the result of Fletcher’s abuse or neglect. She appeals, and argues that the record shows only that she failed to respond to the inconsistent messages of social workers about nutrition. We find, however, that substantial evidence — includ*243ing the testimony of physicians — supports the court’s determination that the boy’s growth pattern was not healthy and demanded intervention which Fletcher refused to provide. The evidence sufficiently demonstrated a clear and present danger to the child’s health,…
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