What is the current state of the law on short-term placement for apprehension?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Family and Children's Services of Guelph v. C.M., 2016 ONCJ 685 (CanLII):
[50] In my mind, the direction in paragraph [38] of R.L v. Children’ s Aid Society of Niagara Region supports a short-term placement in every case where an apprehension occurs. I am aware of the opinion among attachment experts that the more a child is moved, the harder it will be for him or her to establish a healthy attachment but societies have to accept that the statute may give them no choice.
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