There are complications when immediate danger needs to be avoided. E.g., the system prefers to take away children preventively in serious cases rather than leav

There are complications when immediate danger needs to be avoided. E.g., the system prefers to take away children preventively in serious cases rather than leaving them in a dangerous environment. Which is sometimes justified, and sometimes not. The idea in this case is that it is easier to correct a mistake by restoring custody than by reviving a dead child. A bit like temporary restraining orders pending trial in the US.