upholding jurisdiction over three children after the mother was convicted of repeatedly sexually abusing an unrelated child in the family home, concluding that jurisdiction was appropriate because the mother's abuse of the unrelated child created a harmful environment for her own children
Summary of this case from In re A.S.1995.
upholding jurisdiction over three children after the mother was convicted of repeatedly sexually abusing an unrelated child in the family home, concluding that jurisdiction was appropriate because the mother's abuse of the unrelated child created a harmful environment for her own children
Summary of this case from In re A.S.addressing situation where no appeal on the merits is pending
Summary of this case from Howmar Materials v. PetersonFull title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Jan 1, 1995
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