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In re E.L.
Defendant, L.L. (mother), appeals from jurisdictional and dispositional orders declaring her two boys, E.L. (14 years old) and J.L. (10 years old), to be dependents of the juvenile court under Welfare and Institutions Code section 300, subdivision (b),[1]and removing the children from her custody and placing them with their father. Mother argues there was insufficient evidence supporting the finding that leaving the boys with her presented a risk of harm to the children. She asserts that the juvenile court should have left the boys in her custody and ordered the less drastic alternative of family maintenance services with strict supervision by the Department of Public Social Services (DPSS). Court conclude there was sufficient evidence to support the jurisdictional and dispositional orders, and affirm the judgment.

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