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CPS can already take children out of homes in spite of the fact that no one has died yet in said situation. That is for good reason. Failing to act before a cri
by woeirua 4y ago
CPS can already take children out of homes in spite of the fact that no one has died yet in said situation. That is for good reason. Failing to act before a crime has actually been committed in many of those situations would lead to unnecessary deaths.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> CPS already takes children away from their families in spite of the fact that no child has yet died in their home, for good reason. It does so, in theory, based on indicia of objective danger (and is not without deep and serious problems in when it does act, as well as when it does not.) It very much does not support the position of taking action when there is neither crime nor objective danger.