Mugglin, J.
Respondent, the father of three children, admitted that he had sexual contact with his eldest daughter and consented, as a part of this admission, to a finding of derivative neglect of the two younger siblings. He appeals, arguing only that the conduct to which he admitted was insufficient to support a finding of derivative neglect.
An adjudication of neglect entered upon the consent of a respondent cannot be reviewed on appeal, as the respondent...
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