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  • In re Interest of Patience I

    Filed on May 4, 2010
    Not designated for permanent publication, A-09-1024
    SUMMARY: A 60-day delay between the ex parte order and protective custody hearing was not unreasonable due to the unusual circumstances of the case where DHHS did not obtain physical custody of the child until 1 ½ months after the ex parte order was issued. [...]

  • In re Interest of April E. et al.

    Filed on May 27, 2008
    Memorandum opinion, not designated for permanent publication
    A-08-036 through A-08-038
    SUMMARY: An 18-day delay between the ex parte order and the detention hearing is “on the outer edge of reasonableness” but is not unreasonable. The evidentiary basis of an ex parte temporary detention order is not appealable because the ex parte order [...]

  • In re Interest of Gloria F.

    Filed on April 23, 1998
    254 Neb. 531, 577 N.W.2d 296
    SUMMARY: Preadjudication and postadjudication detention hearings are dispositional in nature and strict rules of evidence are not applied to dispositional hearings, thus allowing caseworker hearsay testimony to be admitted. <br />&nbsp;
    Gloria, 12 years of age, entered foster care in March 1993. Parental rights of the natural mother [...]

  • In re Interest of Joshua M. et al.

    Filed on May 21, 1996
    4 Neb. App. 659, 548 N.W.2d 348
    SUMMARY: A juvenile court does not have jurisdiction to terminate parental rights during an appeal. Termination proceedings are not collateral and independent from initial proceedings in a 3a case. A second detention order entered after adjudication has been held is a final, appealable [...]

  • In re Interest of R.G.

    Filed on June 14, 1991
    238 Neb. 405, 470 N.W.2d 780
    SUMMARY: Fourteen days between removal and the protective custody hearing is on the brink of unreasonableness but does not violate due process. The protective custody hearing order is a final, appealable order but the ex parte order is not. 
    On August 10, 1990, R.G., an infant, [...]