California Supreme Court
Dec. 2, 2015
Court: abuse claims must be shared
A state Supreme Court ruling handed down Monday will force law enforcement to work more closely with child welfare agencies and share information about all alleged child abuse incidents, instead of filtering out reports that responding officers did not deem to be credible.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A state Supreme Court ruling handed down Monday will force law enforcement to work more closely with child welfare agencies and share information about all alleged child abuse incidents, instead of filtering out reports that responding officers did not deem to be credible.
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department erred when it failed to share information about a reported child abuse inci...
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