Browse as ListSearch Within- Section 210.108 - Dominic James Memorial Foster Care Reform Act, statutes involved
- Section 210.109 - Child protection system established by children's division, duties, records, investigations or assessments and services - central registry maintained
- Section 210.110 - Definitions
- Section 210.111 - [Repealed]
- Section 210.112 - Policy of state, system principles - evaluation tool - response and evaluation team, duties - children's services providers and agencies, contracting with, requirements, payments - rulemaking authority
- Section 210.113 - Accreditation goal, when to be achieved
- Section 210.114 - Qualified immunity for private contractor, when - exceptions
- Section 210.115 - Reports of abuse, neglect, and under age eighteen deaths - persons required to report - supervisors and administrators not to impede reporting - deaths required to be reported to the division or child fatality review panel, when - report made to another state, when - unaccompanied or homeless youth
- Section 210.116 - Sharing of information with child welfare agencies and law enforcement, when
- Section 210.117 - Child not reunited with parents or placed in a home, when
- Section 210.118 - Court finding of abuse by preponderance of evidence, responsible party to be listed in registry - procedure
- Section 210.120 - Medical institution staff members, duties of
- Section 210.121 - Unaccompanied youth - definitions - access to supportive services - status documentation - immunity from liability, when
- Section 210.122 - Voluntary placement agreements, children in state custody solely in need of mental health treatment - rulemaking authority
- Section 210.123 - Temporary alternative placement agreements - definitions - purpose - requirements - rulemaking authority
- Section 210.125 - Protective custody of child, who may take, reports required - temporary protective custody defined
- Section 210.127 - Diligent search for biological parents required, when
- Section 210.130 - Oral reports, when and where made - contents of reports
- Section 210.135 - Immunity from liability, when - exception - preliminary evaluation required, when
- Section 210.140 - Privileged communication not recognized, exception
- Section 210.143 - Exempt-from-licensure residential care facilities, orders to present child, when - assessment - court procedures - violation, penalty
- Section 210.145 - Telephone hotline for reports on child abuse - division duties, protocols, law enforcement contacted immediately, investigation conducted, when, exception - chief investigator named - family support team meetings, who may attend - reporter's right to receive information - admissibility of reports in custody cases
- Section 210.146 - Evaluation by SAFE CARE provider required, when-referral to juvenile officer, when
- Section 210.147 - Confidentiality of family support team meetings, exceptions - form developed for core commitments made at meetings
- Section 210.148 - Juveniles with problem sexual behavior reports, procedure - definition - rulemaking authority
- Section 210.150 - Confidentiality of reports and records, exceptions - violations, penalty
- Section 210.152 - Reports of abuse or neglect - division to retain or remove certain information - confidential, released only to authorized persons - report removal, when - notice of agency's determination to retain or remove, sent when - case reopened, when - administrative review of determination - de novo judicial review
- Section 210.153 - Child abuse and neglect review board, established, members, duties, records, rules
- Section 210.154 - Missouri task force on the prevention of infant abuse and neglect created, members, report
- Section 210.155 - Division to provide programs and information - division to continuously inform persons required to report and public as to toll-free telephones available for abuse reports
- Section 210.156 - Identifying information provided to state registrar, when - state registrar to provide certain records to division - confidentiality of information - rulemaking authority
- Section 210.160 - Guardian ad litem, how appointed - when - fee - volunteer advocates may be appointed to assist guardian - training program
- Section 210.165 - Penalty for violation
- Section 210.166 - Medical neglect of child, who may bring action - procedure
- Section 210.167 - Report to school district on violations of compulsory school attendance law - referral by school district to prosecutor, when
- Section 210.170 - Children's trust fund board created - members, appointment - qualifications - terms - vacancies - removal procedure - staff - expenses - office of administration, duties
- Section 210.171 - Definitions
- Section 210.172 - Powers and duties of board
- Section 210.173 - Trust fund established - investment - disbursement, limitation, exception - exempt from transfer to general revenue
- Section 210.180 - Division employees to be trained
- Section 210.183 - Alleged perpetrator to be provided written description of investigation process
- Section 210.187 - Child abuse and neglect services and funding, task force on children's justice to make recommendations and award grant moneys
- Section 210.188 - Report to general assembly and governor, contents