Posted on 01 March 2011. Tags: search and seizure, the right to remain silent, willful permission
- It is unconstitutional for a Child Protective Agency or Investigator to conduct ANY investigation, without a caregiver’s WILLFUL permission, in a residence or within the curtilage of private property without a warrant, when “imminent danger” or “exigency” does not exist.
- Anonymous reports are NEVER probable cause.
- It is a “seizure” to speak to a child without consent.
- Removing a child from the non-offending parent because the child witnessed domestic violence is unlawful and unconstitutional.
- Denying DCF entry is NOT hindering an investigation. It is an assertion of one’s 4th Amendment right, as well as your right to remain silent.
- information from ct dcf watch
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