Generally revise child abuse and neglect laws

This bill (LC 1652) requires a court warrant to remove a child from their home due to abuse or neglect, except in immediate danger of serious harm like sexual or physical abuse. It sets a 10-day deadline for serving removal warrants and mandates emergency protective services hearings within specific timeframes. The bill revises definitions of "child abuse/neglect" and "reasonable efforts," and creates a registry for notifying relatives when a child is removed. It directly affects child protection workers, courts, parents, and children in abuse/neglect cases, with key changes focused on ensuring constitutional compliance and timely legal processes.