Kansas HB2075 mandates permanency hearings for children in state custody, requiring timely reviews and support for law enforcement officers.
Kansas HB2075 establishes requirements for law enforcement officers taking children into custody and mandates timely permanency hearings for children in state custody. The bill requires the secretary to provide support to law enforcement officers involved in child custody. It mandates that a permanency hearing be held within nine months of a child's removal from their home and every six months thereafter. The court must review the child's involvement in permanency planning and determine if reasonable efforts have been made to achieve the permanency goal.
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