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Arkansas Unified County

Arkansas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-13
Status OPEN - CASE OPEN
Type Pc Adult Protective Custody
Docket 34 entries
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Judge

Hon. 2 Nd Circuit Division 12

Arkansas Unified County

Arkansas

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Docket Entries

  1. AOC COVERSHEET PROBATE
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  4. PETITION
  5. PETITION FOR EMERGENCY CUSTODY
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  7. MOF ORIGINAL
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  10. ORDER OTHER
  11. HIPPA
  12. ORDER
  13. ORDER EX PARTE
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  15. ORDER
  16. DOCKET TEXT
  17. 47OPR-23-91. APS-Petition for Emergency Custody (filed 13 November 2023). Doreen Brown (DHS), Raney Taylor (OCC), and Tom Montgomery in John Bradley's stead (PD-A). Presence of Magnolia Barnes (A) excused. DHS Exhibit No. 1 (nine photographs taken by Brown) admitted without objection. Brown testified, and the Court finds her testimony credible. Barnes is a type-two diabetic. Both legs have been amputated. She was being cared for by a relative. But Barnes developed a substantial wound on her lower back that was receiving insufficient treatment. The Court finds that DHS's intervention necessary for Barnes's care and wellbeing and placement is the least restricted means. Decision: Petition granted. Next hearing (Long-term care) is scheduled for 20 December 2023. NEED ORDER. KLC (17 November 2023).
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  19. ORDER ON PROBABLE CAUSE
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  21. ORDER
  22. RETURN OF SERVICE
  23. as to Magnolia Barnes
  24. OTHER
  25. RETURN OF SERVICE
  26. as to Nursing Home Admin
  27. OTHER

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