Department of Human Services v. N. P.
Court of Appeals of Oregon
1Opinion of the CourtSchuman, P. J.
Father appeals from a juvenile court judgment that continued jurisdiction over his son, T. He argues that the court erred in basing its decision on father’s “anger and frustration,” “viewed in light of the risk that is represented by his use of controlled substances,” because there was insufficient evidence in support of the court’s finding that father’s condition exposed T to a serious loss or injury and, in any event, undisputed evidence showed that, at the time of the hearing, father had successfully completed substance abuse treatment and there was no evidence regarding risk of relapse.…
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