The state Supreme Court draws a line against invoking Title 9, New Jersey's child abuse statute, in custody cases where there is no finding of abuse or neglect.
June 13, 2013 at 03:19 AM
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The state Supreme Court on Wednesday drew a line against invoking Title 9, New Jersey’s child abuse statute, in custody cases where there is no finding of abuse or neglect.
Rather judges must look to Title 30, with its different standards and procedural safeguards, to determine if steps must be taken, including removal, to ensure the safety of at-risk children, the court held in DYFS v. I.S., A-81-11.
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