Michael H. v. Los Angeles County Department of Children & Family Services
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
SEGAL, J.
INTRODUCTION
The dependency statutes authorize designated social workers to petition the juvenile court to declare a child a dependent of the court. These statutes also permit private individuals, including a parent, to petition the social worker to file a dependency petition. If, after conducting an investigation, the social worker declines to do so, the concerned individual can seek review of that decision in the juvenile court. If the juvenile court affirms the social worker’s decision, no dependency petition is filed. Is that decision of the juvenile court an appealable…
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