Department of Human Services properly revoked petitioner's certificate of compliance to operate a child care center, because petitioner's Fourth Amendment argument as to the reasonableness of department's unannounced inspection visits failed. Affirmed.
June 17, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Lil Shining Stars, Inc. v. Dep’t of Human Serv., PICS Case No. 16-0759 (Pa. Commw. June 8, 2016) McCullough J. (25 pages).
Department of Human Services properly revoked petitioner’s certificate of compliance to operate a child care center, because petitioner’s Fourth Amendment argument as to the reasonableness of department’s unannounced inspection visits failed. Affirmed.
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