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casa volunteer
CASA volunteer. Family law. A specially screened and trained child-welfare volunteer appointed by the court to conduct an independent investigation of both the state agency and the family and to submit a report with findings and recommendations. • In some jurisdictions, such volunteers are provided for statutorily. They sometimes act as guardians ad litem. The
court appointed special advocate
court-appointed special advocate. A trained volunteer appointed by a court to represent the interests of a child in an abuse or neglect case. — Abbr. CASA. Cf. guardian ad litem under GUARDIAN.
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court appointed special advocates
Court Appointed Special Advocates. A federally funded program in which trained laypersons act on behalf of children in abuse and neglect cases. • The CASA program began in 1977 in Seattle, Washington. In 1989, the American Bar Association endorsed using a combination of CASA volunteers and attorneys in abuse and neglect cases. CASA volunteers are
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