Opinion

L.R.S. v. M.J.

  • 229 So. 3d 772
Court
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
Filed
Sep 23, 2016
Status
Published
Author
Donaldson
On the bench
Donaldson, Moore, Pittman, Thomas, Thompson
Cited by
7 cases

"[A] juvenile court cannot use its dependency jurisdiction to dispose of the custody of a child unless the juvenile court finds the child to be dependent."

How later courts described this case

  • "[A] juvenile court cannot use its dependency jurisdiction to dispose of the custody of a child unless the juvenile court finds the child to be dependent."

Written by the judges who cited it.

The opinion

DONALDSON, Judge,

concurring in the result.

In his application for rehearing,- M.J. submitted an unsigned document purporting to be a “Standing Administrative Order” of the Mobile Circuit Court.' This document was not part of the record on appeal in this case, nor was it provided in response to our order on original submission for the .parties to submit additional briefs regarding the jurisdiction of the Mobile Juvenile Court in this case. Although I would not consider or analyze the unsigned document first submitted in the application for rehearing, I - concur in overruling the application.

Thomas, J., concurs.

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