The Legal Intelligencer...Public Welfare to maintain information from certain child-abuse reports on its ChildLine and Abuse Registry, the agency's toll-free system for disclosing reports...
For the Commonwealth Court, 2012 was a year in which "localizing the national" was a fitting theme for the court's biggest cases
Attorneys may become mandated reporters of child abuse if one of the recommendations suggested by a task force created in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia priest sex
...changed the burden of proof necessary to have someone listed on the ChildLine and Abuse Registry (ChildLine) as a perpetrator of child abuse. ...
...a Philadelphia Department or Human Services caseworker received an oral report from Childline that father had sexually abused his daughter while he was bathing her...
...standard to maintain statutorily-designated information from an indicated report on the ChildLine Registry did not adequately protect the rights of the accused. The court...
...abuse to maintain statutorily-designated information from an indicated report on the ChildLine Registry. Order denying petitioner's appeal vacated and remanded to determine if...
...Public Welfare to maintain information from certain child-abuse reports on its ChildLine and Abuse Registry, the agency's toll-free system for disclosing reports...
...decision that came after an administrative law judge ordered the man's ChildLine Registry record expunged despite finding that he had sexually abused the child...
...his appeal to expunge an indicted report of child abuse from the ChildLine Registry.Child C.H., born in February 2005, was three...
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