In re I.T.
Annotate this CaseI.T., an infant, was adjudged a youth in need of care and was placed in foster care. The district court ordered that the Department of Public Health and Human Services did not need to provide preservation or reunification services for Mother on the grounds that Mother’s parental rights to I.T.’s siblings were involuntarily terminated and that the conditions rendering Mother unfit in that termination proceeding were unlikely to change. Thereafter, the court terminated Mother’s parental rights to I.T. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the district court did not err in terminating Mother’s parental rights.
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