JV-121 FAILURE TO PROTECT300(b) Judical Council forms 2026

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The document JV-121 outlines the legal criteria under California's Welfare and Institutions Code § 300(b) regarding 'Failure to Protect' cases. It specifies situations where a child may suffer serious harm due to inadequate supervision or protection by their parent or guardian, including neglect related to basic needs and exposure to sexual trafficking.

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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 appropriate section. Ensure this number matches any existing legal documents related to this case.
In the main body of the form, review each subsection under § 300(b). Select and check all applicable statements that describe how the child has been failed to be protected.
For each selected statement, provide concise supporting facts in a numbered format. This helps clarify your claims and supports your case effectively.
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What is the duty to protect law in California?

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