Department of Human Services v. R. B.
Court of Appeals of Oregon
1Opinion of the CourtHadlock, J.
In this dependency case, mother appeals from judgments entered after a consolidated permanency hearing and jurisdictional adjudication. The issues on appeal concern the permanency plan for mother’s two daughters and the juvenile court’s assumption of jurisdiction based on a new allegation.
In September 2011, the juvenile court took jurisdiction over the two girls, A and C, now ages eight and three, pursuant to ORS dlOB.lOOOXc),1 based on admitted allegations that (1) “[mother’s] behavior is impulsive or she cannot or will not control her behavior thereby making the * * * children unsafe”; and…
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