Indiana § 31-33-26-4 Case history file; automatic search requirements

Indiana Statutes

§ 31-33-26-4 — Case history file; automatic search requirements

Indiana·Art. 33 JUVENILE LAW: REPORTING AND·Ch. 26 Child Protection Index

(a)In addition to the components described in section 3 of this chapter, the index must have the capability to maintain a case history file.

(b)Whenever a person enters a new child abuse or neglect report into the index, the index must have the capability to automatically search for reports that match the name of the:

(1)perpetrator;

(2)victim; or

(3)person who is legally responsible for the victim's welfare; with the persons named in the new report as described in this chapter.

(c)If the index identifies a previous, substantiated report, the index must have the capability to transfer the report to the county where the new report originated not later than twenty-four (24) hours after receipt of the new report. If a previous, matching report is located, a case history extract must be

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(a) In addition to the components described
in section 3 of this chapter, the index must have the capability to
maintain a case history file.
(b) Whenever a person enters a new child abuse or neglect report
into the index, the index must have the capability to automatically
search for reports that match the name of the:
(1) perpetrator;
(2) victim; or
(3) person who is legally responsible for the victim's welfare;
with the persons named in the new report as described in this chapter.
(c) If the index identifies a previous, substantiated report, the index
must have the capability to transfer the report to the county where the
new report originated not later than twenty-four (24) hours after receipt
of the new report. If a previous, matching report is located, a case
history extract must be made available to the assigned caseworker.

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