> How could CPS possibly know that before they investigate?
The same way they knew when the investigation confirmed the initial report, and it wasn't a violation.
The same way they knew when the investigation confirmed the initial report, and it wasn't a violation.
Hahaha. Government employees lol.
Now, I am not saying that a report which on its face does not describe a violation does not warrant investigation, but absent some other evidence which provides cause to believe a violation exists which would legally impact parental suitability, it doesn’t warrant limiting parental rights during the investigation, just as a report to police that raises articulable suspicion but not probable cause to believe a specific crime has occurred warrants investigation, but not arrest.