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In re J.H. CA3
In May 2016, the Amador County Department of Social Services removed H.K. (age two), Jy.H. (age 15 months), and newborn Jz.H. from their parents’ care and filed section 300 petitions alleging the minors were at risk because both mother and Jz.H. tested positive for drugs at Jz.H.’s birth, both parents admitted drug use, and this drug use resulted in their inability to care for and supervise the minors as seen through the unsafe condition of the home and lax supervision. (§ 300, subd. (b)(1).) The minors were officially detained on May 16, 2016, and the matter was set for a contested jurisdictional hearing. Ultimately, the parents submitted to jurisdiction after certain amendments to the section 300 petitions not relevant to this appeal, and the matter was set for a dispositional hearing.

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