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Assignment

How can children protective services (CPS) have a finding of no fault when there is an injured child?

Abstract

The primary intention of this study is to advance knowledge to the large uncultivated subject of how children protective services (CPS) can have a finding of no fault when there is an injured child. An investigation of child injury is of the most significant action in child protection service. Nevertheless, there are numerous challenges that face the implementation of the process. Consequently, this study focuses on providing insights on the challenges that are faced when delivering findings so to make available a framework of solutions. Previous studies on this topic have provided constricted approach to the highlighting the challenges in giving findings. This has left the topic uncovered especially in the context of children injury. As a result, this study takes an exclusive approach to the issue of child injury in the US. Also, the study will critically examine the main factors that are should be incorporated to ensure the findings are flawless. Secondary methods of data collection were used in conducting the research. Secondary data used this project was collected through journal, books and government websites in regard to the topic. The study finds that formulating methodologies to prepare the findings, conducting investigations, creating a body that deals with children injuries only, notification of subjects involved, evidence processing among other. Challenges faced include the lack of cooperation, poor evidence handling, and lack of proper legislation. The paper will also talk about employees turn over in agencies.

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