The Organizational Context of Substantiation in Child ProtectiveServices Cases
Ensuring that substantiation determinations in CPS are objective, consistent, and meaningful is crucial for the fairness and effectiveness.
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Explore the behaviors of parental alienation.
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Discover how false abuse allegations can lead to intrusive investigations by Child Protective Services (CPS) and the dependency court system
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Parental Alienation, False Allegations and DCFS Corruption
Parental alienation remains a largely unrecognized issue throughout the United States. This concern was brought to light in an NPR...
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