Appeals court ditches ruling after just a year

It’s an appellate court’s prerogative to change its mind. And that’s just what the Court of Appeals in Kansas City did this week in a decision allowing juvenile officers to begin termination proceedings against parents whose children have been in foster care for less than 15 months. In last year’s In the Interests of K.M. decision, ...

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Appeals court ditches ruling after just a year

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