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Rodrigues Family Case Study
Rodrigues is a 17 year old male who is before the court on the above charges. Rodrigues resides with his mother, Ms. Dashelle Monique Radcliff in the city of Norfolk, Virginia. Rodrigues has six siblings who live in the home. He has two sisters and four brothers. According to Ms. Radcliff, Rodrigues’ father is incarcerated. The reason for incarceration is unknown. Rodrigues has been diagnosed with a Mood Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Oppositional Defiant Disorder, and Mild Retardation, according to court service’s records. He has received services from the Churchland Psychiatric Associates and Christian Psychotherapy. He has been prescribed psychotropic medication in the past. Rodrigues and his mother
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