Civil Rights – Adoption – Abusive Parents – Private Agency – Delegation of State Duty (access required)

Where the State of Ohio terminated the parental rights of then four-year-old plaintiff’s biological parents, the state took on an affirmative constitutional duty not to make a foster placement that was deliberately indifferent to plaintiff’s right to personal safety and security. When the state contracted with the defendant-private adoption agency to place plaintiff, the state’s ...

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Civil Rights – Adoption – Abusive Parents – Private Agency – Delegation of State Duty

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