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A.W. v. Super. Ct.
A.W. (Mother), mother of one-year-old A.W., petitions this court pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 8.452, to set aside the juvenile court’s order bypassing reunification services and setting a permanency hearing under Welfare and Institutions Code section 366.26 (section 366.26 hearing).[1] She contends: (1) there was no substantial evidence supporting the finding that she failed to make reasonable efforts to alleviate the problems that led to the removal of A.W.’s sibling, A.A.[2]; and (2) the juvenile court erred in failing to order reunification services because reunification was in A.W.’s best interest. We reject the contentions and deny the petition on the merits.

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