Appellate Practice
Nov. 13, 2003
Appeals Court Gives Tribe A Say in Welfare of Infant
LOS ANGELES - Reversing its own earlier decision, a state appeals court ruled that child welfare authorities must prove that they notified an Indian tribe that a methamphetamine abuser could be a tribal member before taking his infant child away.
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