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Americans with Disabilites Act |
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What does the ADA require of a social worker? |
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That reasonable accomdoations be made to a willing family member who would other wise qualify for services. |
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What is the U.S.A. Patriot Act (2001)? |
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Deminished privacy rights re: antiterrorism. Making privacy a protected value, with some limitations. |
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What does confidentiality mean? |
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that a S.W. will not reveal to anyone information that she has received from a CT without the client's informed consent. Except for compeling reasons, prevent infection, foreseable and imminent harm to client or identifiable person. |
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The Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act |
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what is one role of HIPAA? |
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As of April 2003, health care providers, health plans and health care clearinghouses must be in compliance with The Standards for Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information (the Privacy Rule) |
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What is privileged communications? |
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It is a legal right granted by legislative statute. it guarentees that certain information will not be revealed in court without the consent of the the person who originated the communication (ex. the client). |
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the social worker can not intervene in a client's life or release confidential information about him unless the client has given them what?? |
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What Amendment provides protection from unreasonable searches and seizures? |
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a conclusion that crucial evidence would be uncoverd. |
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What do most criminal matters begin with? |
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a person will not contest the charge but not admit it. |
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Nolo Contendere or "no contest" |
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Decreed acceptance of guilty |
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Is guaranteed in the 5th amendment, can only be charged one time by the same court. |
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A supervised release back into the community before the completion of their sentence and monitored for the remainder of the sentence. |
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Convicted of a crime, but instead of jail time, released to the community with guidelines and is supervieded by probation officer |
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What is the guardian of the estate? |
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responsibility relating to property, money, income, investments. |
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Defendant accepts no contest |
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What case challenged prision conditions and guarenteed prisoners due process protection? |
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Do prisioners have a right to 4th amendment privacy? |
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Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act states: |
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no juvenile shall be detained with adults |
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Federal Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (1974) |
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Defines child abuse as physical or mental injury, sexual abuse, or explotation, negligent treatment. |
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literally "for the law suit" Is a court appointed volunteer to speak on behalf of the best interst of the child |
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a person who asks the court to intervene and protect the child is called a? |
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Under what act can a state claim federal funds for foster care and adoption assistance? |
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Title IV-E of Social Security Act |
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What does Legal gaurdian mean? |
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caretaker in the relationship |
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Do home visits offend the Fourth Amendment (to search) rights of welfare recipients and applicants? |
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Is it mandated to appoint a lawyer to the parent in a case to teminate parental rights? |
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No, although in temporary custody hearing, adjudicatiory hearings and dispositional hearings, the parent may be entitled. |
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What case stated parents have no constitutional right to counsel during termination of parental rights? |
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Lassiter v. Dep. of social services |
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Do foster parents have the same rights as parents? |
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No, their relaionship is contractional and directed by the agency. |
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What case decided laws stating that foster parents did not have the same rights to due process as biological parents? |
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Smith v. Organization of Foster Families for Eqaulity and Reform (OFFER) |
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Responsible for life decisions, such as where an incapacitated person lives, what medical treatment he or she will receive. |
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in drafting a will, the person of sound mind is called a? |
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initiated after a medical crisis, a gaurdian is needed to consent to or withhold consent for medical treatment. Ex. before a pt becomes comatoes or after an accident |
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A person who is authorized to act on behalf of someone is called? |
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gives agent authority to make certain legal decision for the principal |
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durable power of attorney laws |
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It requires the principal to be of sound mind when executing the power of attorney, but allow the agreement to continue if the principal later becomes incompacitated |
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TRO (temporary restraining order) |
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a protective order for victims of violence |
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Do residents of a nursing home have the right to meet privately with individuals of their own choice? |
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yes, federal law manates this right. first right amendments. |
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what case addressed the issue of dangerousnes, relating to commitment? |
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If a person is found to have a SMI, is that just cause to have them involuntarily committed? |
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No, O'connor v. Donaldson Donaldson was held involuntarily in a mental health facility for 15 years and won a lawsuit against them even though he had Paranoid Schizophrenia. |
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Can individuals be involuntarily hospitalized and kept in the hospital without a court hearing? |
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yes, commitment can occur with or without court involvement depending on the State law and circumstances. (p.374) |
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What was learned from Zinermon v. Burch? |
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That mental health professionals have an ongoing duty in voluntary treatment settings to ensure that the mentally disabled person that capacity to consent to treatment before being deprived of their freedoms. |
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Can mental institutions require their patients to work for "privilages" like watching t.v? |
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NO, but, theraputic rehabilitation programs that utilize preparing of food and cleaning and maintanance of the hospital are not in violation of the Thirteenth Amendment. (Buzelle v. Colarado State Hospital) |
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What does the 13 Amendment protect against? |
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What are the First Amendment Rights and Freedoms? |
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Freedom of: - Religion
- Association
- Voting
- Speach
RAVS |
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Is it permissible to deprive those that are committed to mental institutions of their 1st amendment rights and freedoms? |
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No they should be given the freedoms that include: freedom of speech, religion, association, and the right to vote. |
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A person who is incompacitated in some way and because of the incompacity the person is unable to manage property or care for himself is called? |
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Have there Supreme Court laws setting minimum standards for guardianship? |
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Has the supreme court established any minimum standards or safeguards in guardianship law? |
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A person who authorizes another person to act on their behalf in a Power of Attorney is called the: |
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The person who is authorized to act on behalf of the person in a Power of Attorney. |
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In regard to a minor’s competency the parents will make the decisions for the minor due to a minor not being allowed to __________? |
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What is a general power of Attorney |
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It gives the agent (the one who is authorized to act) the authority to make certain legal decisions. (legal and financial) |
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How do you get around outright POA? |
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Get limited POA which is filed at the Bureau of Conveyance (does not include medical). |
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What Hawaii statute regulates Social Workers |
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what part of the HRS has to do with SW fees |
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[§467E-4] Fees; disposition. |
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Where do Hawaii social workers pay their licencing fees? |
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To DCCA, Dept of Commerce and Commercial Affairs |
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What does HRS 467-12 deal with? |
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§467E-12 Revocation, suspension, denial, or condition of licenses; fines |
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In regard to confidentiality is the identity of and diagnosis, prognosis or treatment info on persons in a federally funded alcohol and drug treatment program confidential? |
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YES STRICTLY confidential |
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Is it permissible to disclose records & reveal communications if the client consents to it? |
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Yes but the waiver/consent should be in WRITTEN form. |
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It compels the SW to appear in court as a witness (scope should be limited & specific). |
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What is a Subpoena duces lecum? |
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It compels SW to turn over documents or records (scope should be limited & specific). |
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SW are mandated to give A Client access to all of their records. T/F |
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False, NASW only requires "reasonable" access. (p. 466) |
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Do public agencies have to allow people to obtain records maintained by their office? |
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Yes, the Freedom of Information Act provides for such action |
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Can a SW refuse to comply with the subpoena? |
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Yes but SW should always consult with supervisor and may still be liable |
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What is Vicarious Liability? |
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For SW’s it stems from the doctrine of Respondent Superior (Latin for “let the master answer”) and from their position as supervisors or administrators at agencies. |
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What does the Latin term "Respondant Superior" mean? |
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Should confidential client communications be sent by fax? |
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No due to possibility of getting the wrong number. |
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How should confidential client communications be sent? |
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By certified mail with return receipt (keep stub) |
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What did Supreme Court Justice Brandies suggest in regard to self-determination? |
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That a fundamental right is to be left alone. A person’s right to make their own decision is the source for the social work value of self-determination. |
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What HRS is regarding Child abuse? |
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Uniform Marriage and Divorce Act (UMDA): |
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Court shall determine custody in accordance with the best interest of the child by considering the parent or parents wishes, child’s wishes to his custodian, child’s adjustment to his home, school, community, etc and the mental and physical health of all individuals involved. |
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What is Title IV-D Program? |
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To qualify for federal welfare funds, a State must establish a comprehensive program to collect child support for children who receive welfare. |
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without prior service on the respondent and without providing him an opportunity to be heard. |
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What are first amendment rights? |
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freedom of religion, assembly, voting, speach |
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what is Farmer v brennan about? |
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8th amendment violation, tv in prison being protected from beatings and rape, didnt win |
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When FBI, CIA and local law inforcement work together it is called? |
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If a crime is horrible a child of 15 can be get the death penalty |
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no, Thomas v. Oklahoma Child must be 16 |
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juvenile records are what |
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A mature 15 can be subject to some family law as an adult |
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What child custody case listened to a biased social worker re: religion? |
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Social workers expect a reasonable cause they need to do what? |
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Statutes that have to do with reporting reasonable cause to believe child abuse is taking place |
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Female child sexually abused and beaten in foster care...which case? |
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Doe v NYC Social Services and she won |
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What title covers foster care? |
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Hawaii believes in what, in regards to child custody? |
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Best interest of the child |
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two elements: 1) legal 2) physical Shared at all times |
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Court issed orders to protect victims of violence |
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TRO, protective order, restraining order, order of protection |
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share the company of the child and are responsible for minor day to day decisions |
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