Michigan HB6297 mandates initial screenings for suspected child abuse and neglect cases.
Michigan HB6297 requires local law enforcement agencies to refer allegations of child abuse or neglect to the appropriate county department for investigation. The county department must conduct an initial screening to determine if the case meets criteria for formal investigation, alternative response, or no further action. If the suspected abuse or neglect involves methamphetamine production, the department must contact law enforcement.
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