In a Decision – DCPP v. A.F., (an Unpublished Opinion) >> the Court Held:
The Appellate Division agreed that the parents' conduct had placed the children in imminent danger of being harmed and that their behavior justified a finding of abuse or neglect. The Appellate Division too set forth that although the children fortunately were not physically harmed in the car, the court agreed that they were clearly placed at imminent risk of harm. The court noted that appellant's behavior under the circumstances evidenced a failure to provide a "minimum degree of care" that was grossly or wantonly negligent, but not necessarily intentional towards the children.