Section 388-15-001. What is the child protective services program?

Section 388-15-005. What definitions apply to these rules?

Section 388-15-009. What is child abuse or neglect?

Section 388-15-011. What is child abandonment?

Section 388-15-013. Who may receive child protective services?

Section 388-15-017. What is the responsibility of CPS regarding reports of abuse or neglect?

Section 388-15-021. How does CPS respond to reports of alleged child abuse or neglect?

Section 388-15-025. What special requirements must CPS follow for Indian children?

Section 388-15-029. What information may CPS share with mandated reporters?

Section 388-15-033. When will CPS involve local community resources?

Section 388-15-037. Under what circumstances may CPS place a child in out-of-home care?

Section 388-15-041. When will CPS involve the juvenile court?

Section 388-15-045. What are the department's responsibilities regarding notification of the parent or legal custodian in child protective services cases?

Section 388-15-049. When must the department notify the parent, guardian or legal custodian of allegations of child abuse or neglect made against them?

Section 388-15-053. What steps must the department take to provide an opportunity for the parent(s), guardian, or legal custodian(s) to review case information?

Section 388-15-057. What limitations does the department have on the disclosure of case information?

Section 388-15-061. What is the purpose of these rules?

Section 388-15-065. Does CPS have to notify the alleged perpetrator of the results of CPS investigation?

Section 388-15-069. How does CPS notify the alleged perpetrator of the finding?

Section 388-15-073. What information must be in the CPS finding notice?

Section 388-15-077. What happens to unfounded CPS findings?

Section 388-15-081. Can an alleged perpetrator challenge a CPS finding of child abuse or neglect?

Section 388-15-085. How does an alleged perpetrator challenge a founded CPS finding?

Section 388-15-089. What happens if the alleged perpetrator does not request CPS to review the founded CPS finding within thirty days?

Section 388-15-093. What happens after the alleged perpetrator requests CPS to review the founded CPS finding of child abuse or neglect?

Section 388-15-097. How does CPS notify the alleged perpetrator of the results of the CPS management review?

Section 388-15-101. What happens if CPS management staff changes the founded CPS finding?

Section 388-15-105. What happens if CPS management staff does not change the founded CPS finding?

Section 388-15-109. What laws and rules will control the administrative hearings held regarding the founded CPS findings?

Section 388-15-113. What effect does a petition for dependency have on an administrative hearing?

Section 388-15-117. What factors must the ALJ consider in order for the alleged abused and/or neglected child to testify at the administrative hearing?

Section 388-15-121. Are there issues the ALJ may not rule upon during an administrative hearing regarding a founded CPS finding?

Section 388-15-125. Are the administrative hearings open to the public?

Section 388-15-129. How does the ALJ make a decision regarding the founded CPS finding?

Section 388-15-133. How will the appellant be notified of the ALJ's decision?

Section 388-15-135. What if the appellant or the department disagrees with the decision?

Section 388-15-141. What happens if the ALJ rules against the department?

Section 388-15-240. Family planning.

Section 388-15-400. Services to individuals released from mental hospitals or in danger of requiring commitment to such institutions.