Indiana · state appellate court · 2020
Indiana Court of Appeals, 13 July 2020. What the court wrote about citations that did not exist, in its own words, from the document on file.
Case record · Ind. Ct. App.
Retrieved · the text below was read from the source documents on that day.
The passages in which the court addresses the fabricated authority, verbatim, by document. A bracketed ellipsis marks where a passage was cut for length; nothing else is changed.
Id. at 27, 72-73. FCM Tehya Jones (“FCM Jones”) testified that she handled Mother’s case from January to June of 2019 and that Mother told her that she often hallucinated; FCM Jones also testified that Court of Appeals of Indiana | Memorandum Decision 20A-JT-178 | July 13, 2020 Page 6 of 17 Mother’s statements exhibited paranoid thoughts. Id. at 113, 116.
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