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What Are Louisiana Laws Regarding Mandated Reporting. • for reports of alleged abuse/neglect that do not require immediate assistance, submit a report online through the dcfs mandatory reporter portal found. (1) (a) any person who, pursuant to children's code article 609 (a), is required to report the abuse or neglect of a child and knowingly and willfully. Notwithstanding any claim of privileged communication, any mandatory reporter who has cause to believe that a child's physical or mental. New legislation requires that alleged abuse/neglect requiring immediate attention, or juvenile sex trafficking, be reported through the. Louisiana law provides that any person in the children’s code who is a “mandatory reporter,” i.e., who is required to report abuse or neglect of a. By law, all reports made orally by mandated reporters must be followed by a written report to dcfs within five days. (1)(a) notwithstanding any claim of privileged communication, any mandatory reporter who has. With respect to mandatory reporters:

New legislation requires that alleged abuse/neglect requiring immediate attention, or juvenile sex trafficking, be reported through the. By law, all reports made orally by mandated reporters must be followed by a written report to dcfs within five days. (1) (a) any person who, pursuant to children's code article 609 (a), is required to report the abuse or neglect of a child and knowingly and willfully. • for reports of alleged abuse/neglect that do not require immediate assistance, submit a report online through the dcfs mandatory reporter portal found. With respect to mandatory reporters: Louisiana law provides that any person in the children’s code who is a “mandatory reporter,” i.e., who is required to report abuse or neglect of a. Notwithstanding any claim of privileged communication, any mandatory reporter who has cause to believe that a child's physical or mental. (1)(a) notwithstanding any claim of privileged communication, any mandatory reporter who has.

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What Are Louisiana Laws Regarding Mandated Reporting • for reports of alleged abuse/neglect that do not require immediate assistance, submit a report online through the dcfs mandatory reporter portal found. (1)(a) notwithstanding any claim of privileged communication, any mandatory reporter who has. New legislation requires that alleged abuse/neglect requiring immediate attention, or juvenile sex trafficking, be reported through the. By law, all reports made orally by mandated reporters must be followed by a written report to dcfs within five days. (1) (a) any person who, pursuant to children's code article 609 (a), is required to report the abuse or neglect of a child and knowingly and willfully. • for reports of alleged abuse/neglect that do not require immediate assistance, submit a report online through the dcfs mandatory reporter portal found. Louisiana law provides that any person in the children’s code who is a “mandatory reporter,” i.e., who is required to report abuse or neglect of a. Notwithstanding any claim of privileged communication, any mandatory reporter who has cause to believe that a child's physical or mental. With respect to mandatory reporters: