In Re Tiffany G.

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Jayne D. and her husband, Jerry D., appeal the juvenile court's orders barring them from disseminating confidential case documents and terminating dependency jurisdiction over Jayne's twin children, Tiffany G. and Tony G. III (Tony). Jayne contends the termination order is fatally vague concerning visitation and the nondissemination order is in excess of jurisdiction and contrary to statute. Jerry also challenges the nondissemination order. We affirm.

At the January 20, 1994, review hearing, Jayne's attorney furnished the court what he represented was a copy of the disseminated materials. The court described the packet as containing confidential documents including psychological evaluations, reports prepared by the department of social services, and a report prepared by children's hospital. The court read and considered the January 20, 1994, review report. It stated:

"I'm going to inform you that all documents generated from the dependency action in this case around these two kids generated by the department, generated by agencies with…