The process starts with a tip to Los Angeles County’s child abuse hotline. Over the course of a typical week, the Department of Children and Family Services receives 3,000 calls.
Those that meet the legal threshold -- as determined by the computer and verified by a worker -- are routed to investigators like Winzer. The process is usually inaccessible to outsiders because of child confidentiality rules, but over four days The Times had the rare opportunity to witness it.
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From April 2005 to June 2008, I was the "Family Court Guy" in Las Vegas. I reported on people, systems and events of the court on FamilyCourtChronicles.com. Although I am no longer active in the court, occasional news articles catch my eye. Since I still have some residual knowledge, I may be able to offer some insight that the local press doesn't have. I created this blog as a way to follow the court from a safe distance, mainly by collecting and commenting on current news.
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