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C.S. v. Superior Court
This petition for writ of mandate presents the substantive question whether there is substantial evidence to sustain the juvenile courts order that, pursuant to the so-called bypass provision of Welfare and Institutions Code section 361.5,[1] the reunification services of petitioner C. S. were to be ended and the matter set for a hearing under section 366.26 of that code. Substantial evidence supports the courts determination, and therefore, after considering the claim (along with a procedural claim C. S. presents) on the merits pursuant to the requirements of rule 8.452(i)(1) of the California Rules of Court, Court will deny the petition.

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