HEDRICK, Judge.
In his first two arguments for reversal, respondent contends that G.S. § 7A-289.32(4) violates the due process clause of the United States Constitution in that it invades "constitutionally protected parental rights by means which are not the `least drastic'" and in that it "is overbroad." These two assignments of error are purportedly based on Exception 9, which is to the conclusion of law
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