Michigan Senate passes Senate Bill 320 to revise child seizure law to establish new procedural safeguards in the law that allows a law enforcement officer to take a child into protective custody without a court order if there is reasonable cause to believe the child is at substantial risk or in surroundings that present an imminent risk of harm.
My only concern is how long before police start to question their directives because you all know CPS will be the ones telling the police what to do. Is there even MCOLES for this?
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All I can say this is crazy. Does anyone see the injustice
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ReplyDeleteOver @AFR FB page we've been discussing whether it is federal fraud for judges to sign off that CPS has provided reasonable services when they have not.