concluding that the opportunity to be heard does not “translate into an absolute right to be physically present,” but does mean that the parent must be allowed to participate “in some form”
Summary of this case from In re L.J.W.November 26, 1991.
concluding that the opportunity to be heard does not “translate into an absolute right to be physically present,” but does mean that the parent must be allowed to participate “in some form”
Summary of this case from In re L.J.W.Full title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW ALLOWED AND DENIED
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Nov 26, 1991
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