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California’s Child Abuse Database (CACI) Violated Due Process
By Mark Wilson
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held that California’s “Child Abuse Central Index” (CACI) database violates due process because identified individuals are not given a fair opportunity to challenge the allegations against them.
Under California Penal Code §11170(a)(2), any “substantiated” or “inconclusive” reports of child abuse are ...
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held that California’s “Child Abuse Central Index” (CACI) database violates due process because identified individuals are not given a fair opportunity to challenge the allegations against them.
Under California Penal Code §11170(a)(2), any “substantiated” or “inconclusive” reports of child abuse are ...
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