Not substantiated definition

Not substantiated means there is less than a preponderance of evidence to show that abuse occurred.¶

Not substantiated means there is insufficient evidence to determine if an incident occurred or if the accused was involved in the incident.

Not substantiated means a preponderance of the evidence does not support a conclusion that abuse or mistreatment occurred.

Examples of Not substantiated in a sentence

• Agency) [Medium] Evode Limited [Homemaker Magazine]Complainant Member of PublicComplaint as made to the Authority Advertisement for Evo-Stik Supaproof gave the impres- sion that it was available in DI Y stores and Builders' Merchants; whereas comp- lainant had travelled long distances in search of the product but was unable to obtain it.Resolution of complaint Not substantiated.

• Based on all of the information reviewed for this incident investigation, I have determined that incident number is: □ Substantiated, the findings support the event as described/allegation,□ Not substantiated, the findings do not support the event as described/allegations, or□ Partially substantiated, the findings support part of how the event/allegation was described but not entirely.

• Based on the findings, your case will be closed one of three ways:• No indicator• Not substantiated, or• VerifiedAbuse Report Process Flowchart: DCF notifies FSS of the report and the licensed home is put on a “no placement hold” during the investigation.The Abuse Hotline is called and a report is generated, then assigned to a Child Protective Investigator (CPI).

• Not substantiated, but company regretted that work was not acceptable to complainant and refunded his money.Not substantiated, but company regretted that work was not acceptable to complainant and refunded his money.

• Not substantiated is not equivalent to "innocent" or "guiltless," but only that the evidence did not substantiate the allegation.

More Definitions of Not substantiated

Not substantiated means that OKDHS has found insufficient evidence of abuse, neglect, or exploitation

Not substantiated means that based on the evidence, it was determined that there is reasonable cause to believe that the alleged incident was not in violation of the definitions of abuse or attributable to the person alleged to have engaged in such conduct.

Not substantiated means the preponderance of the available evidence indicates the alleged maltreatment did not occur; or

Not substantiated. , means that the allegations were unfounded, supported or disproved. Doncaster has previously had one of the highest proportions of cases in the country that were ‘not substantiated’ (62% in 2012/13). However there has been a significant improvement and now rests at 37.6%. This is partially due to the development and implementation of the Safeguarding Adults Risk Assessment Matrix which has had a positive impact on the number of unsubstantiated outcomes through ensuring a consistent approach to

Not substantiated. : This decision means that based on the available facts the child protection investigation found the allegation was not true and the report is not substantiated. With this finding, the investigation is closed and the child protection worker sends a letter to the foster parent informing them of the findings. OR, the report will be found to be “Substantiated”: This decision means that based on the available facts the child protection investigation found the allegation was true and the report is substantiated. With this finding, the child protection worker sends a letter to the foster parent informing them of the findings and of their right to due process.

Not substantiated. : means the majority of the evidence indicates the complaint is not true.

Not substantiated means a resultant finding of a child protective investigation when there is not a preponderance of credible evidence to support that the specific harm or threat of harm was the result of abuse, neglect, or abandonment by a parent, legal guardian, or caregiver.