1 During this review course, you will apply the knowledge, skills, and abilities learned during your training. You will answer questions based upon information.

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1 During this review course, you will apply the knowledge, skills, and abilities learned during your training. You will answer questions based upon information in a series of scenarios from intake to investigation closure. Course Objectives: §Determine investigation requirements and best practice tasks throughout the case flow process from intake to investigation closure. §Recall timeframes for court hearings and petitions and for completion of all court documentation.  Make decisions for child safety, well-being, and permanency. 117_PAT_PI_ Putting It All Together

Pre-Commencement. Which maltreatments apply to this investigation?. How does the Allegation Matrix assist with your investigation?. When does this investigation need to be commenced?. What constitutes a valid commencement?. What will you do prior to leaving the office?. What information must be provided to the reporter?. Will you contact LE and/or the SAO ?. What interview skills & techniques will you use to engage and interview the mother and the children? What communication barriers may need to be addressed? 2117_PAT_PI_010110

3 What will you do at this point? Parent Refuses Access

117_PAT_PI_ £ What information must the mother be given prior to the interview? £ What discussion re: ICWA must be documented? £ What kinds of questions will you ask the children? £ What observations must you document? £ What type of demonstrative evidence will you gather? £ What tool will you use to complete your initial assessment? £ Who must be notified if you suspect human trafficking or if the intake includes a maltreatment of human trafficking? Initial Contact

117_PAT_PI_ * When must you document the initial Safety Assessment in FSFN? * What are the current and ongoing risks to the children? * Explain what immediate action you will take to ensure the children’s safety. * What will you include in the Safety Plan? * Does this case qualify for mandatory referral to CPT? Explain. * If there were no indicators of malnourishment or substance abuse, what action would you take to avoid removal? Safety Assessment

117_PAT_PI_ §What conditions must be present to take a child into protective custody? §List in sequence the placement options you will seek. §List some factors that must be considered when placing the children into licensed out-of-home care. §Upon removing the children, and prior to leaving the residence, what notice must you provide to the mother? §How will you prepare the children for removal? §What information are you required to give the caregiver/relative caregiver? Removal and Placement

CPT Results §What actions will you take at this point? §Will you need to contact the Hotline with the new allegations? Explain. §If the 7-year old had disclosed that the father had committed sexual abuse, how would this affect the visitation ordered at the shelter hearing? (Re: Keeping Children Safe Act, : Summarize presumption of detriment, hearings, conditions.) 7117_PAT_PI_010110

Interviewing the Mother §How can you apply family-centered practice during your interview? (re: engagement and assessment) §What type of assessment information must be obtained/documented from the mother since you could not obtain it during initial contact? §What services would you discuss with the mother? §What are you required to do if the mother refuses all offered services? §Describe how will you update the FSFN safety plan. §Since your initial check for priors was negative, what other sources can you check to locate the prior? 8117_PAT_PI_010110

9 §What is the timeframe for the shelter hearing? §What is the burden of proof required at the shelter hearing? §What else must you prove at the shelter hearing? §Are reasonable efforts required for this case? §If so, what is your proof of reasonable efforts?  When are reasonable efforts NOT required? Shelter Hearing

§What is filed at the shelter hearing? §What information must be presented to the court at the shelter hearing – either verbally or in writing? §What recommendation must be provided to the court at the time of the shelter hearing? §Under what circumstances may a judge grant an extension of 72 hours at the time of the shelter hearing? §At the conclusion of the shelter hearing, if requested, what information must you make available to the parents? §What are the courts’ obligations to relatives providing out-of-home care? 10117_PAT_PI_010110

Placement Requirements §What needs to be done for a relative to obtain custody of the children? §What factors must be addressed in a home study? (2)(r) §What hearing is required within 24 hours of placement with a non- relative? (5) 11117_PAT_PI_010110

Collaterals and Other Contacts §During and after removal of the children, what sources will you consider for collateral information? §What steps must be taken at this point to locate the absent parent(s)? §What sources will you use to conduct a diligent search? §What are the required contacts for children in shelter? §As a PI, what action is necessary to initiate services? 12117_PAT_PI_010110

Documentation §What other court related documents should you begin to prepare at this point? §What FSFN documents must be completed due to removal of the children and the absent fathers? §What tasks/referrals must be completed related to the children’s well-being? §What is required documentation for the identification of children? §Is this case subject to High Risk Review? Explain _PAT_PI_010110

Relative Placement §What tasks will you initiate as a result of the information in scenario 7? §What process needs to be completed on the out-of-state father prior to placement? §Criminal history information from NCIC is confidential. What should you do with this information? 14117_PAT_PI_010110

Dependency Petition ] What is the timeframe for filing the dependency petition?  Are the fathers included on the dependency petition? Why or why not? 15117_PAT_PI_010110

The Paramour è Is the paramour included in the dependency petition? Why or why not? è Does the paramour need to receive notification of and/or be present at hearings? è What is the difference between a “party” and a “participant”? Provide examples. è What questions will you ask the paramour? 16117_PAT_PI_010110

Arraignment Hearing §What is the timeframe for the arraignment hearing? §What occurs at this hearing? §What is the burden of proof required at this hearing? 17117_PAT_PI_010110

Admit, Consent, or Deny §What occurs if parents “admit” or “consent” rather than “deny” the allegations? §What type of hearing occurs if a parent “denies” the allegations at arraignment? §What should be scheduled prior to the adjudicatory hearing? Explain the purpose. §When is the adjudicatory hearing held? §What is the burden of proof required at the adjudicatory hearing? §What witnesses do you think your attorney will want at the adjudicatory hearing? 18117_PAT_PI_010110

Mediation Decisions §What is your decision? Explain _PAT_PI_010110

Mediation Agreement All parties finally reach an agreement on all counts. §What type of hearing will be scheduled next? §Within what timeframe? 20117_PAT_PI_010110

Disposition Hearing What is purpose of the disposition hearing? What assessments/documents must be submitted prior to this hearing and within what timeframe? 21117_PAT_PI_010110

Case Closure Refer to the Job Aid: Ready for Investigation Closure? §What are the steps necessary for investigation closure? §What is the required timeframe for closing a case? §What are the exceptions to this requirement? 22117_PAT_PI_010110