PHOENIX — State lawmakers took the first steps Tuesday to virtually guarantee public access to CPS files when children are killed or very seriously injured. Legislation being crafted by members of the ...
A former CPS paralegal who accessed a criminal’s case file without authorisation has today been sentenced to six months' imprisonment, suspended for 18 months. Kiera Greenslade, 27, used the CPS ...
PHOENIX — Months after the Tucson deaths that prompted it, an effort to require Child Protective Services to open up fil es on children who have died won bipartisan approval Wednesday in the Arizona ...
In an era where smartphones and home security cameras make recording everyday interactions commonplace, the question of whether parents can legally videotape Child Protective Services (CPS) workers or ...
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