Arkansas § 12-18-606 When the alleged offender is a family member, a fictive kin, or lives in the home with the alleged victim

Arkansas Statutes

§ 12-18-606 — When the alleged offender is a family member, a fictive kin, or lives in the home with the alleged victim

If the alleged offender is a family member, fictive kin, or lives in the home with the alleged victim, an investigation under this chapter shall seek to ascertain:

(1)The existence, cause, nature, and extent of the child maltreatment;

(2)The existence and extent of previous injuries;

(3)The identity of the person responsible for the child maltreatment;

(4)The names and conditions of other children in the home;

(5)The circumstances of the parents or caretakers of the child;

(6)The environment where the child resides;

(7)The relationship of the child or children with the parents or caretakers; and (8) All other pertinent data.

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If the alleged offender is a family member, fictive kin, or lives in the home with the alleged victim, an investigation under this chapter shall seek to ascertain: (1) The existence, cause, nature, and extent of the child maltreatment; (2) The existence and extent of previous injuries; (3) The identity of the person responsible for the child maltreatment; (4) The names and conditions of other children in the home; (5) The circumstances of the parents or caretakers of the child; (6) The environment where the child resides; (7) The relationship of the child or children with the parents or caretakers; and (8) All other pertinent data.

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