Mandated Reporter: Child Abuse and
Neglect:
Mandated reporters should release the child abuse report to school police and security. -
ANSFALSE
The mandated reporter should provide the report only to law enforcement, not school police,
and Child Protective Services. School staff members who make a child abuse report may
lose their immunity from legal liability if they share the report with unauthorized persons.
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In addition to possible fines and imprisonment, other possible consequences for mandatory
reporters who fail to report include losing their license, or credentials, or their job. -
ANSTRUE
Fines, imprisonment, loss of licence or credentials, loss of job, and civil liability are just a few
of the possible consequences for mandatory reporters who fail to report.
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Under California law, child abuse can include physical abuse, sexual abuse, willful cruelty or
unjustified punishment, unlawful corporal punishment or injury, and neglect. - ANSTRUE
In California, the definition of child abuse includes much more than just physical abuse.
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Mandated reporters need only reasonably suspect abuse to trigger the duty to report. -
ANSTRUE
A mandated reporter does not have to witness the abuse as it is taking place. They only
need to have a reasonable suspicion.
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Neglect:
Mandated reporters should release the child abuse report to school police and security. -
ANSFALSE
The mandated reporter should provide the report only to law enforcement, not school police,
and Child Protective Services. School staff members who make a child abuse report may
lose their immunity from legal liability if they share the report with unauthorized persons.
Next
In addition to possible fines and imprisonment, other possible consequences for mandatory
reporters who fail to report include losing their license, or credentials, or their job. -
ANSTRUE
Fines, imprisonment, loss of licence or credentials, loss of job, and civil liability are just a few
of the possible consequences for mandatory reporters who fail to report.
Next
Under California law, child abuse can include physical abuse, sexual abuse, willful cruelty or
unjustified punishment, unlawful corporal punishment or injury, and neglect. - ANSTRUE
In California, the definition of child abuse includes much more than just physical abuse.
Next
Mandated reporters need only reasonably suspect abuse to trigger the duty to report. -
ANSTRUE
A mandated reporter does not have to witness the abuse as it is taking place. They only
need to have a reasonable suspicion.
Next
