Supreme Court Denies Parental Rights for Casper Mother Whose Baby Had Meth in its System

The Wyoming Supreme Court upheld a district court's ruling that a Casper woman would no longer have parental rights to her child who, as a baby, was found with legions on her neck and meth in her system.

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