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K.D. v. Super. Ct.
In a juvenile dependency matter, the court terminated reunification services and set a hearing pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code section 366.26.[1] Father, K.D., petitions for extraordinary writ to review the juvenile courts order, contending that it was not supported by substantial evidence. Father contends that the Department of Children and Family Services (the Department or DCFS) failed to provide reasonable reunification services, that the court erroneously took judicial notice of the entire court file and that the court erroneously considered hearsay statements in the DCFS report filed for the previous review hearing in September 2007. Court reject fathers contentions, and deny the petition.

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