Department of Human Services v. K. L. R.
Court of Appeals of Oregon
1Opinion of the CourtBrewer, C. J.
In this juvenile dependency case, mother appeals from a dispositional order that included a requirement that she and father each complete a polygraph test. The juvenile court imposed that requirement in order to determine whether mother or father caused unexplained injuries to their three-month-old child or knew the source of those injuries. Mother renews on appeal her assertion before the juvenile court that the polygraph requirement violated her rights against self-incrimination. We reverse and remand.
Mother and father stipulated to juvenile dependency jurisdiction in this case, which,…
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