Ohio HB346, known as V.J.'s Law, mandates reporting of suspected child abuse or neglect to authorities.
Ohio HB346, known as V.J.'s Law, requires certain professionals to report suspected child abuse or neglect to peace officers and public children services agencies. The law specifies that reports must be made by individuals such as health care professionals, school employees, and others in official or professional capacities. It outlines procedures for reporting, including the requirement to report to both a peace officer and a public children services agency unless specified otherwise.
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