In re Jazlyn P.
Annotate this CaseThe family court terminated Father's parental rights with respect to Daughter. Father appealed, arguing that the justice of the family court (1) improperly admitted into evidence certain exhibits during the trial, and (2) erred in terminating Father's parental rights because there was insufficient evidence in the record of cruel and abusive conduct. The Supreme Court affirmed the family court, holding (1) Father waived his right to appeal the admission into evidence of the exhibits, and (2) there was sufficient evidence to support the trial justice's findings and the justice's conclusion that Father committed, or allowed to be committed, cruel and abusive conduct.
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