In re K.J.
L.D., the mother of T.D. (age nine), D.W. (age six) and K.J. (age two), appeals from dispositional orders of the Sacramento County Juvenile Court bypassing her reunification services, setting a selection and implementation hearing for T.D., and placing D.W. and K.J. with their respective fathers. (Welf. & Inst. Code, §§ 361.5, subd. (b)(6) (hereafter section 361.5(b)), 366.26.)[1]
On appeal, mother contends the bypass of reunification services was error because (1) she did not inflict the requisite “severe†physical abuse, and (2) she was capable of benefiting from reunification services. Neither claim has merit.
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