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Home > Working With the Courts in Child Protection
Working With the Courts in Child Protection
This manual provides an overview of court procedures in child protection cases. It describes court processes, defines legal requirements for evidence, and provides guidelines to help professionals participate in the process. Child protective court, criminal court, and domestic relations court processes are summarized. Specific topics include rules of evidence, use of records as evidence, privileged communications, courtroom dress, testimony, expert witnesses, competency of child witnesses, and preparing the child to testify. 1 figure and 88 references. Table of Contents2. Child Maltreatment: History and Overview of the Juvenile Court 3. The Court System and Child Abuse and Neglect 4. Overview of the Civil Child Protective Court Process 6. Overview of the Domestic Relations Court Process 7. Other Court Actions Involving Maltreated Children 8. Pretrial Caseworker Preparation 9. Proving Child Maltreatment in Court This manual was developed and produced by The Circle, Inc., McLean, VA,
This material may be freely reproduced and distributed. However, when doing so, please credit Child Welfare Information Gateway. |
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