Members of the Arkansas Judiciary say inefficiencies, lack of information and inadequate staffing are the main hurdles to deciding where to place neglected and abused children in the state.
Thursday, December 10, 2015
Judges: More Info, Training, Caseworkers Needed To Decide Child Neglect Cases
Judges: More Info, Training, Caseworkers Needed To Decide Child Neglect Cases
Members of the Arkansas Judiciary say inefficiencies, lack of information and inadequate staffing are the main hurdles to deciding where to place neglected and abused children in the state.
Members of the Arkansas Judiciary say inefficiencies, lack of information and inadequate staffing are the main hurdles to deciding where to place neglected and abused children in the state.
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