Cps Case Hearing Rights

Summary

Due process typically requires a hearing to contest a no-contact order. Reasons for the order should be documented and communicated. Legal representation is crucial to protect your rights. Consider consulting a local attorney for guidance.

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Well i need to ask if you. CAn tell me if this is legal. If its not legal can you tell me why no one will help me noone cares. I have a cps case in ms rankin county youth court. When the case was just 34 days old. A no conatct order was placed against me. Also 5 days before it was placed the prosecutor threatened me in open court and the following day the court was informwd i had reported the gal and cps for lies threates and bias. At the time it was placed my levels had dropped significantly and when i asked why it was placed. I was told in emails and in person there were multiple reasons. I asked how come the order it doenst have a reason. And i was told bc the reasons were all verbally so there for no reason exist on file it says for a good cause. There is no evidence for amy of the so called verbal reasons. And it has now been 2 years 7 months. And they still havent given me a hearing a this order. I neber had one single hearing on the no contcat order
It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation with your CPS case. Generally, due process requires that you be given a hearing to contest a no-contact order. Here are some points to consider:
- You should have the right to a hearing regarding the no-contact order.
- The reasons for the order should be documented and communicated to you.
- Legal representation is crucial in such cases to ensure your rights are protected.
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