Department of Human Services v. D. A. S.
Court of Appeals of Oregon
1Opinion of the CourtEgan, J.
Father appeals from a juvenile court judgment after a permanency hearing relating to his daughter, A, assigning error to the court’s continuation of the permanency plan of reunification and denial of his motion to dismiss jurisdiction and terminate the wardship. We conclude that the record is legally insufficient to support the juvenile court’s finding that the bases for continued jurisdiction persisted. The grounds for jurisdiction recited by the juvenile court did not pose a current threat of serious loss or injury to A that is reasonably likely to be realized. Therefore, we reverse and…
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