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Maleeka Jihad, who heads the Denver-based MJCF Coalition, which advocates for the abolition of mandatory reporting as well as the entire child welfare system, claiming they damage black, Native American, and Latino communities

Blue states look to eliminate mandatory reporting in suspected child abuse, neglect cases. Because...racism


By News on the Net -- Law Enforcement Today——--April 30, 2024

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DENVER, CO - When is equity more important than protecting children from child abuse? If you’re in a liberal mecca, the answer is now, according to a piece in NPR.

In Colorado, mandatory reporting of suspected child abuse has been the law for over sixty years. At that time, lawmakers believed early intervention would prevent child abuse and, in turn, save lives. The law requires certain professionals to report suspected child abuse or neglect to the authorities, a so-called mandatory reporting law. It was one of the first such laws in the country. ---More...


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