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[quote=Anonymous]It really depends on the situation but overall yes. If they knew about a situation and didn't act on it, yes. If they asked to remove the kids and the court said no or sent them home, no. If they engage in unethical behavior, yes. One big issue is social workers often aren't well trained to do the job and in some states are not actually social workers but just someone who wants to work as a social worker with no credentials. [/quote]
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