Weinper v. Nevada State Department of Human Resources
Nevada Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
*711OPINION
By the Court,
Rose, J.:
On April 3, 1992, Cortney Anne Weinper (Cortney) was removed from the home of her paternal grandmother and her father, Cory Arvin Weinper (Weinper). Cortney was seven months old at the time. Cortney was removed because of Weinper’s admitted drug use and allegations that Weinper had physically abused the grandmother. A case plan was adopted for reunification that required Weinper: (1) to submit to random drug testing; (2) to obtain substance abuse counseling; (3) to complete individual counseling with a Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS) approved agency;…
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