[sam_paine]

They served the initial search warrant. They observed evidence of possible statutory rape. They obtained a SECOND warrant, based on that evidence. This is a perfectly legal procedure. Then after questioning the children, they obtained an order of removal from the judge.

Fine. As long as it's done according to the law, and that the judge exercises appropriate judgement when splitting up families, wierd bun hairdos or not..

I just wonder how likely, or how often CPS people have obtained a first warrant, NOT found sufficient evidence to get a subsequent warrant and admitted overstepping, or if they've just kept burrowing until they find something.

[Politicalmom]

It happens all the time, no matter what the government haters around here say, although they aren’t going to say it is overstepping to investigate.

[brytlea]

You complain about some people prejudging this case, and yet you are doing the same thing to CPS workers....
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