A state performance audit found that Michigan’s child protective services (CPS) failed to commence and complete some investigations on time. Investigators are to commence an investigation within 24 hours, and are to complete the investigation typically within 30 days. About 17% of investigations did not commence within 24 hours. Nearly 30% of reviewed investigations were not completed within required timeframes; these investigations were completed 44 days late on average, with the delays ranging from one day to eight months late.
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They are late on investigations because they are busy kidnapping children that do not need to be kidnapped. The ones that sell well into the adoption market. They neglect the ones that really need help because those children come with abuse and neglect baggage that people do not want to deal with. Therefore they do not sell well on the adoption market.
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