Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

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What is reviewed during a Judicial Review (JR)?

The child's and parents' progress towards goals and objectives on case plan
Custodian's rights
Requests for attorney representation
Adjudicatory hearing results

The correct answer is: The child's and parents' progress towards goals and objectives on case plan

Usually, out of all the choices, only the child's and parents' progress towards goals and objectives on case plan is reviewed during a Judicial Review (JR). This is because a Judicial Review is a periodic hearing to assess the progress of a child in foster care. During this hearing, the progress towards goals and objectives on the case plan is reviewed to determine if they are being adequately met and if any changes need to be made to the plan. The other options, such as Custodian's rights, Requests for attorney representation, and Adjudicatory hearing results, are not reviewed during a Judicial Review. These options may be relevant in other legal proceedings or hearings, but they are not part of the specific focus of a Judicial Review. Therefore, A is the correct answer as it is the only option that is reviewed during a Judicial Review.