Department of Human Services v. R. L. F.
Court of Appeals of Oregon
1Opinion of the CourtEgan, J.
In this juvenile dependency case, father appeals from the judgment taking jurisdiction — pursuant to ORS dIDB.ICKKIXc)1 — over his child, A. Father argues that the juvenile court erred in taking jurisdiction over A, contending that the evidence presented by the Department of Human Services (DHS) — that father used marijuana and alcohol and was unable to protect A because father was subjected to domestic violence by mother and lacked sole legal custody — was insufficient to prove that those conditions and circumstances exposed A to a current risk of serious loss or injury that was likely to be…
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