J.B.B. v. Alabama Department of Human Resources
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1ConcurrenceMoore, Judge
I concur as to parts I.B. and II. of the main opinion. I concur in the result as to the other parts of the opinion.
The record shows that, during dependency proceedings in November 2010, Judge Alan Summers, Jr., granted the motion of J.B.B. and J.W.B. (“the parents”) to have J.B., T.B., and Z.B. (“the children”) interviewed by an independent expert by December 21, 2010, so that the parents would have a “fair opportunity to rebut” the statements the children had made regarding the father’s alleged sexual abuse, consistent with § 12 — 15—310(d), Ala.Code 1975. The parents and the Jefferson…
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