J.P.W. v. State

OPINION

COMPTON, Chief Justice.

I. INTRODUCTION

The superior court determined that J.W. and W.W. were children in need of aid as a result of their having suffered substantial neglect because of conditions created by their parents. It terminated the rights of both parents to the children. J.P.W., the children’s natural father, appeals, contending that the superior court erred in finding that (1) the children were children in need of aid on the basis of their father’s conduct, (2) this parental conduct was likely to continue, and (3) the State had made active remedial efforts. We affirm.

II. FACTS…