Denial of incarcerated parent’s rights in dependency proceeding does not necessarily require do-over

In In re Christopher L., the Supreme Court today holds that a juvenile court’s order terminating the parental rights of a prisoner-father can stand even though the father was improperly denied his rights to appointed counsel and to appear in court.

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Denial of incarcerated parent’s rights in dependency proceeding does not necessarily require do-over

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