Administrative – Sexual Abuse Finding – Jurisdiction
By Deborah Elkins
Published: September 1, 2008
The Court of Appeals upholds an administrative finding by the Virginia Department of Social Services that appellant sexually abused his nine-year-old granddaughter during a family beach trip to North Carolina, rejecting appellant’s contention that the Virginia agency had no subject matter jurisdiction to make a determination for acts that occurred in another state.
Appellant contends that ...
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