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U.S. Supreme Court asks TX Solicitor General to weigh in on parental rights case

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SCOTUS Blog: On October 5, the Court took what seemed to be a fairly unusual step in No. 08-1596, Rhine v. Deaton, when it asked the Solicitor General of Texas to file a brief expressing the views of the State of Texas in a challenge to a Texas statute that provides court-appointed counsel to parents facing the termination of their parental rights in proceedings initiated by the state, but not in proceedings initiated by private parties." Docket Entries

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on December 28, 2009 (boomark / email).

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