Test what you have learned

Question 1 of 30

You reported a suspicion in good faith and the investigation concluded that there had been no abuse. What happens to you?

• You can be sued by the family, because the suspicion was not confirmed.
• You are exposed to a conviction for false reporting if you do not provide proof.
• You are exempt from criminal and civil liability with respect to the information you provided.
• You receive a written reprimand from the school for having alarmed the community.