New Jersey's Department of Children and Families rules that govern the registry of individuals named as child abusers or neglecters are in great need of an overhaul and should be elevated to statutory authority.
March 23, 2011 at 04:35 PM
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New Jersey’s Department of Children and Families is reviewing the rules that govern the state’s registry of individuals named as child abusers or neglecters and those whose names have not yet been expunged.
So it is a good time to take note that the rules are in great need of an overhaul and should be elevated to statutory authority.
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