Minnesota HF1367 allows judicial review of child maltreatment occurring outside of Minnesota and assigns local welfare agencies responsibility for.
Minnesota HF1367 amends state statutes to allow for judicial review of child maltreatment cases occurring outside of Minnesota. It also assigns local welfare agencies the responsibility for assessing or investigating such cases if either the alleged perpetrator or the child resides in Minnesota. The bill specifies procedures for filing appeals and mandates that local welfare agencies handle assessments or investigations for cases involving out-of-state maltreatment.
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