Cook, J., dissenting. Because this court has previously deemed juvenile proceedings to be “civil in nature,” the majority decides that a juvenile court proceeding is a “civil action.” From this, the majority reasons that because App.R. 4(A)’s tolling provision applies by its terms to appeals “in a civil case,” Anderson’s time to file his appeal should have been tolled under that rule pending compliance with Civ.R. 58(B). Superfici…
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