Dependency Law Finder

In Chapter 1, added clarification note to paragraph 1-4.e.(6).

1. Chapter 1 – CONDUCTING AN INTERVIEW p. 4
2. 1-1. Purpose p. 4
3. 1-2. Authority p. 4
4. 1-3. Intake Protocol: The Three Stages of Intake Assessment p. 4
5. 1-4. Information Collection p. 4
6. Chapter 2 – CUSTOMER SERVICE p. 10
7. 2-1. Purpose p. 10
8. 2-2. Procedures p. 10
9. Chapter 3 – MEANS TO LOCATE FOR CHILD INTAKES p. 11
10. 3-1. Purpose p. 11
11. 3-2. Assessing for Means To Locate p. 11
12. Chapter 4 – ADDITIONAL AND SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTS FOR CHILD INVESTIGATIONS p. 12
13. 4-1. Purpose p. 12
14. 4-2. Additional Reports p. 12
15. 4-3. Supplemental Reports p. 12
16. 4-4. Calls Not Handled as Additional or Supplemental Reports p. 12
17. 4-5. Investigative Response p. 13
18. Chapter 5 – SPECIAL CONDITIONS p. 14
19. 5-1. Purpose p. 14
20. 5-2. Information Collection for Special Conditions p. 14
21. 5-3. Response Time for Special Conditions p. 15
22. 5-4. Documentation of Special Conditions Intakes p. 15
23. Chapter 6 – INVESTIGATIVE SUBTYPES: IN HOME, INSTITUTIONAL, AND OTHER p. 18
24. 6-1. Purpose p. 18
25. 6-2. Investigative Subtype Assignment p. 18
26. Chapter 7 – SCREENING DECISIONS AND RESPONSE TIME FOR CHILD INTAKES p. 19
27. 7-1. Purpose p. 19
28. 7-2. Authority p. 19
29. 7-3. Screening Criteria p. 19
30. 7-4. Sufficient Information for Screening Decisions p. 19
31. 7-5. Response Time Criteria p. 20
32. 7-6. Sufficient Information for Response Time Decisions p. 20
33. Chapter 8 – DEVELOPING THE INTAKE p. 22
34. 8-1. Purpose p. 22
35. 8-2. Intake Participants p. 22
36. 8-3. Reporter Narrative p. 23
37. 8-4. Allegation Narrative p. 23
38. 8-5. Duplicates, Sequence Merges, Intake Splits, and Screen Out Requests p. 24
39. 8-6. Jurisdiction and Assignment of Intakes p. 25
40. 8-7. FSFN Checks and Criminal Background Checks p. 26
41. Chapter 9 – HOTLINE SUPERVISOR CONSULTATIONS p. 28
42. 9-1. Purpose p. 28
43. 9-2. Definition p. 28
44. 9-3. Requirements p. 28
45. 9-4. Process/Procedures p. 28
46. 9-5. Documentation p. 29
47. Chapter 10 – CONDUCTING CHILD WELFARE RECORD CHECKS FOR p. 30
48. 10-1. Purpose p. 30
49. 10-2. Confidentiality of Reports and Records p. 30
50. 10-3. Processing Child Welfare Record Requests p. 30
51. Chapter 11 – VERIFICATION OF CHILD WELFARE PROFESSIONALS p. 31
52. 11-1. Purpose p. 31
53. 11-2. Scope p. 31
54. 11-3. Procedure p. 31
55. Chapter 12 – DOCUMENTATION AND REVIEW OF SCREENED-OUT CHILD INTAKES p. 32
56. 12-1. Purpose p. 32
57. 12-2. Documentation Requirements p. 32
58. 12-3. Review of Screened Out Intakes p. 33
59. Chapter 13 – CONTACTING THE REPORTER p. 35
60. 13-1. Purpose p. 35
61. 13-2. Confidentiality of the Reporter p. 35
62. 13-3. Calling Reporters p. 35

CFOPs it cites (2)

• CFOP 170-1 Florida Child Welfare Practice Model Pages 5, 19, 20
• CFOP 170-4 Child Maltreatment Index Pages 14, 19, 24

CFOPs that cite it (2)

• CFOP 5-1 Numerical and Subject Index to Administrative Publications Page 7
• CFOP 50-1 Department Use of Criminal Justice Information Services and Driver and Vehicle Information Database Page 44

Florida Statutes (3)

• § 39.201 Required reports of child abuse, abandonment, or neglect, sexual abuse of a child, and juvenile sexual abuse; required reports of death; reports involving a child who has exhibited inappropriate sexual behavior. Pages 4, 8, 19, 20, 35
• § 39.01 Definitions. Page 19
• § 39.202 Confidentiality of reports and records in cases of child abuse or neglect; exception. Page 30

Administrative Code rules (1)

• Rule 65C-29.002 Reports of Child Abuse, Neglect or Abandonment. Pages 4, 19