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The Court-Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program: Bringing Information to Child Abuse & Neglect Cases
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  • 2000Nobody's children: abuse and neglect, foster drift, and the adoption alternative132 cited
  • 2025Representation of Children in Child Abuse and Neglect Cases: An Empirical Look at What Constitutes Effective Representation44 cited
  • 1996Is the Court-Appointed Special Advocate Program Effective? A Longitudinal Analysis of Time Involvement and Case Outcomes.32 cited
  • 1990Who best represents the interests of the child in court?28 cited
  • 1991Use of court-appointed advocates to assist in permanency planning for minority children.28 cited

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  • 2016School-Community Partnerships in Rural Settings: Facilitating Positive Outcomes for Young Children Who Experience Maltreatment54 cited
  • 2013Establishing CASA as an Evidence-Based Practice21 cited

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