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Publicly available police records may be requested from the Henrico Police Criminal Records Unit. Please note that all police records are subject to the stipulations of the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
Each CPS agency has a standard form for you to use if you want to request copies of your own records. The form typically requires you to provide information about yourself and any adults listed in your records, such as your parents or a legal guardian. You may not know all the information requested on the form.
The Virginia Child Abuse and Neglect Central Registry is mandated by the Virginia Child Protective Law and contains the names of individuals identified as an abuser or neglector in founded child abuse and/or neglect investigations conducted in the state of Virginia.
By law, a CPS worker can not require that you give up the care of your child to a family member or friend. Only the Court can order this. CPS can only suggest that you find someone other than yourself to care for the child outside of the home if you cant do so safely.
Almost all States maintain a statewide central registry, which is a centralized database of child abuse and neglect investigation records. In some States, the individual State agencies that received the reports of suspected abuse or neglect are required to maintain these records.
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The records of family law cases tried in the states Circuit Courts are available to the public. Unless sealed by the court, anyone can inspect and copy these records.
The Virginia Child Protection Accountability System collects and makes available to the public information on the response to reported cases of child abuse and neglect. The department shall maintain the system.
CPS, which operates under the Virginia Department of Social Services (VDSS), has the responsibility under Section 63.2-1500, et seq of the Code of Virginia to respond to reports of suspected child abuse or neglect.

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