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What happens if a mandated reporter who has reasonable cause to suspect child maltreatmentneglect fails to report it?
If a mandated reporter fails to report suspected child maltreatment or neglect when they have reasonable cause, they may face legal consequences, including criminal charges, fines, or civil liability. Additionally, their failure to report could result in continued harm to the child, as the situation may go unaddressed. This obligation is in place to protect vulnerable children and ensure that appropriate interventions can occur. Depending on the jurisdiction, the specific penalties for failing to report can vary.
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What happens if a mandated law is violated?
You get arrested
What happens if you have a honor roll and you want your father to buy you pizza and cupcakes?
We don't know what happens "if that", because no reasonable person has ever found themselves in such a situation.
What would happen if there was no freedom of worship?
You would have to worship whichever deity the state mandated, such as happens in the Islamic fundamentalist countries such as Iran. Alternatively, if the state mandated there is no god, you could not worship at all. And the penalties for disobedience are usually very high; there is nothing as intolerant in this world as religion, for all it's fancy words.
What do you call a person who types what happens in the court room?
The court reporter types out the transcript of the trial.
What happens when you eat a toad?
According to reasonable information when you eat a toad your stomach swells up and has a chemical reaction.
What happens to an offer if no time limit for acceptance is mentioned in the offer?
if no time for acceptance is stated in the offer, it must be accepted within a reasonable time. otherwise, no contract exists. what is a reasonable time depends on the circumstances.
What happens when a reporter is caught fabricating a story?
When a reporter is caught fabricating a story, it damages their credibility and reputation as a journalist. They may face consequences such as suspension or termination from their job, and their employer may issue corrections or apologies to rectify the situation. Fabricating stories undermines the trust between journalists and their audience, which can have long-lasting effects on their career.
What happens in the short storya Reasonable Sum by Gordon Korman?
"In a Reasonable Sum" by Gordon Korman, a high school math prodigy solves a complex math problem that stumps his teacher, leading to unexpected consequences. The story explores themes of intelligence, pride, and the value of humility in accepting help from others.
What happens after a deposition?
After a deposition, the transcript is created by a court reporter. The transcript can be used as evidence in a trial or settlement negotiations. Attorneys on both sides can use the information gathered during the deposition to prepare their case.
What is silk-out?
Well.. In my opinion a Silk-Out is when one would be going about the usual business, when suddenly ones companion drifted off with no prior warning(usual at an unbelievably reasonable time!). So when this happens one is said to 'Silk Out'.
Where could I buy a 37 inch LED television?
I would Suggest HHGreg they have very reasonable prices and they have a variety of television sizes and brands. They also have a wonderful extended warranty, in case anything happens to your new television.
How often are inspections done in facilities?
They are congressionally mandated to be at least every two years but, that's not what happens in reality. If you're a high-volume manufacturer of class III devices or any drugs, you'll probably see them every two years. Everyone else, closer to every 4 years.
