Arkansas § 12-18-1103 Procedure if the investigation results in an unsubstantiated report related to a fatality

Arkansas Statutes

§ 12-18-1103 — Procedure if the investigation results in an unsubstantiated report related to a fatality

Arkansas § 12-18-1103

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Ark. Code Ann. § 12-18-1103 (2026).

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Upon request, the Department of Human Services shall release the following information to the general public when the investigative determination is unsubstantiated on a report of a fatality of a child:

(1)(A) A summary of previous child maltreatment investigations.

(B)The disclosure shall not include the name of the offender;

(2)A summary of the current child maltreatment investigation, including medical information pertaining to the death; however, the name of the alleged offender shall not be disclosed;

(3)All relevant risk and safety assessments completed on the child;

(4)Information about criminal charges, if known; and (5) Any action taken by the Department of Human Services or the Crimes Against Children Division of the Department of Arkansas State Police, including personnel a

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Upon request, the Department of Human Services shall release the following information to the general public when the investigative determination is unsubstantiated on a report of a fatality of a child: (1) (A) A summary of previous child maltreatment investigations. (B) The disclosure shall not include the name of the offender; (2) A summary of the current child maltreatment investigation, including medical information pertaining to the death; however, the name of the alleged offender shall not be disclosed; (3) All relevant risk and safety assessments completed on the child; (4) Information about criminal charges, if known; and (5) Any action taken by the Department of Human Services or the Crimes Against Children Division of the Department of Arkansas State Police, including personnel action and licensing action.