In Interest of Jg

The major question to be resolved in this appeal from a judgment terminating parental rights is whether language in the - Page 772 statutes relating to termination of parental rights which alludes to "efforts by an authorized agency or mental health professional" to rehabilitate the family is limited to those efforts conducted within the State of Wyoming. The appellant structures this issue by contending that there was a total failure of proof in this regard which not only invalidates the judgment of the district court but should have resulted in a favorable ruling on his motion to dismiss at the close of the States case. As an alternative issue, the question is raised of whether the state agencys efforts at rehabilitation should have been continued in accordance with other provisions in the statute. Finally, the question of unconstitutional vagueness of the significant aspect of the statute is raised. We note that the failure of the appellant to raise the constitutional issue forecloses that contention, and we hold that the trial court correctly resolved all the other issues. We affirm the judgment of the trial court.