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Parental Incarceration

Parental Incarceration is Child Abandonment

  • Jail less than 1 year
  • Child is placed in foster care
  • Parent must follow probation to gain custody of child
  • On probation
  • House arrest
  • Bracelet monitoring
  • Probation officer visits
  • Welfare case worker visits
  • Social service home visits
  • Parent fails random drug test; rearrested and child returns to foster care
Parent in Prison for Long Term
  • Life with parole
  • Life without parole
  • Death sentence
  • State terminated parental rights
  • Places child for adoption if parents are incarcerated for more than 5 years
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