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In re O.H.
M.F., the mother of O.H., L.F., Je.F., and Jo.F (the minors), appeals from orders of the juvenile court denying her petitions for modification without an evidentiary hearing (Welf. & Inst. Code, 388)[1]and terminating her parental rights ( 366.26, 395). Mother makes three contentions of alleged prejudicial error in the proceedings, including a claim that the courts denial of mothers request for an evidentiary hearing on her petitions constituted reversible error. Disagreeing with each of those claims, Court affirm.

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