State, in Interest of E. v. Jt

CROCKETT, Justice

(dissenting):

Though the detail of the facts are different, the problem confronted herein is comparable to that in our recent case of State in the Interest of Walter B., Utah, 577 P.2d 119 (issued March 20, 1978). Therefore, in order to spare further exposition here, I refer to the dissent therein. Based upon that reasoning as to such a fact situation, and the applicable principles of law, including proper deference to the prerogatives and the responsibility of the Juvenile Court, and the desirability of working toward a more stable and satisfactory adjustment of these children for coping with the problems of life, I would affirm the judgment.

I also concur in the comments of Chief Justice Ellett.