Jamison v. State, Department of Social Services, Division of Family Services

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• holding that held that Missouri’s version of the CPSL violated due process because it failed to provide a pre-deprivation hearing before the alleged perpetrator is listed on a child abuse registry
• determining that “[t]he high risk of an erroneous deprivation [(about 35-40% in Missouri)] provides an additional reason that investigation alone is insufficient to support placement on the [child abuse registry]”
• determining that “[t]he high risk of an erroneous deprivation [(about 35-40% in Missouri)] provides an additional reason that investigation alone is insufficient to support placement on the [child abuse registry]”
• requiring a pre-deprivation hearing as a prerequisite to inclusion of an accused's name in a child-abuse registry
• noting that “Missouri’s due process clause parallels its federal counterpart”
• noting that “Missouri’s due process provision parallels its federal counterpart”

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