State v. R. H.

Father appeals from a judgment of the juvenile court finding jurisdiction over his son, Z, and from parts of the dis-positional judgment in the same case requiring father to undergo counseling in Oregon and to participate in a psycho-sexual risk assessment. He argues, first, that the juvenile court erred in failing to strike several of the allegations in the state’s dependency petition because they were insufficient to establish jurisdiction; second, that, even if those allegations were sufficient, the state failed to prove them by a preponderance of the evidence; and third, that the remedies…