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Class-Action Lawsuit Challenges Emergency-Removal Practices in New York

A class-action lawsuit is being pursued against New York's Administration for Children’s Services, focusing on the agency's emergency-removal practices. The lawsuit questions the legality of removing children from their parents without a court order.

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A class-action lawsuit is being pursued against New York's Administration for Children’s Services, focusing on the agency's emergency-removal practices. The lawsuit questions the legality of removing children from their parents without a court order.

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Taking Children from Their Parents Without a Court Order

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Class-Action Lawsuit Challenges Emergency-Removal Practices in New York