In Re T.M‪.‬

The Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services (DPRS) appeals from a final judgment. Among other things, the latter appointed Josie Gonzales as sole managing conservator and Kathy Williamson Sprague and John Gonzales as possessory conservators of T.M., a child. Through five points of error, DPRS contends that 1) it was denied its constitutional right to a jury trial, 2) the trial court erred in dismissing its first suit with prejudice and "by denying all relief requested," 3) the trial court erred in dismissing its first suit as a "remedy for an alleged breach of a Rule 11 agreement," 4) the trial court erred in "limiting the admissibility and scope of expert testimony and . . . imposing `death penalty discovery sanctions' to exclude testimony," and 5) the evidence was legally and factually sufficient to support "termination of parental rights or the appointment of the Department as managing conservator." We affirm.