The Pennsylvania Supreme Court weighed in on the burden of proof required to place someone onto the statewide ChildLine Registry in the matter of G.V. v. Department of Public Welfare, et al., 91 A.3d 667 (2014).
In September 2009 the Lancaster County Children and Youth Services received a referral alleging that the plaintiff sexually abused his 16-year-old niece, of whom he had custody. After an investigation, CYS filed an “indicated” report against the plaintiff upon finding substantial evidence that he had abused his niece.
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