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Begin by entering the child's name in the designated field at the top of the form. This is crucial for identifying the case.
Next, input the case number in the provided space. Ensure this number is accurate as it links to legal documentation.
In the section labeled 'CAUSED ANOTHER CHILD'S DEATH THROUGH ABUSE OR NEGLECT', clearly state the facts supporting your claim. Number each fact sequentially (f-1, f-2, etc.) for clarity.
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What is the California child protection act?

The California Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act (CANRA), codified at California Penal Code 11164-11174.3, requires that employers of Mandated Reporters (as defined in the Act) promote identification and reporting of child abuse or neglect.

Can CPS tell you who reported you in California?

Evidence in a CPS case can include anything from medical records and school reports to personal testimonies and photographs. This evidence is crucial for demonstrating the care and safety provided to the child, as well as refuting any allegations made.

What happens when you call CPS on someone in California?

When CPS receives a report of child abuse or neglect, they initiate an investigation to determine if the child is safe. The process involves interviewing the child, parents, and any witnesses. CPS workers may visit the childs home, school, and other relevant locations to gather evidence.

What kind of proof does CPS need?

The case may be closed without further intervention. - CPS may decide that abuse or neglect has not occurred (unsubstantiated), but the family is in need of services. With parent approval, the case is kept open for voluntary services. - CPS may decide that abuse or neglect occurred (substantiation).

What are the grounds for CPS to remove a child in California?

When can a child be removed from their home? Consent. If the parents sign a written agreement to have CPS remove the child. Serious Danger. If CPS or law enforcement reasonably believe a child is in immediate danger, even if they dont have a warrant, they can remove a child. By Court Order.

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What is the California child protection act?

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