Department of Human Services v. C. J. T.

Mother appeals from jurisdictional and dispositional judgments taking jurisdiction over her three children, C, T, and G, based on a finding that mother’s use of marijuana endangered the welfare of the children.1 She argues that the court erred in concluding that her use of marijuana interfered with her ability to parent when the record lacked evidence of marijuana use at the time of the fact-finding hearing and lacked evidence of a nexus between mother’s marijuana use and a current threat of harm to the children.2 We agree with mother and reverse the judgments.

We have discretion to review a…