Reply #69: The judge ordered it because CPS requested it.

[Xithras]

Yes, the judge was supposed to be the final authority who recognized the error and she failed in that duty, but CPS shouldn't have been requesting it in the first place.

That's how the process works. CPS requests an action, a judge approves or denies it, and the LEO's enforce it. That's how it worked in this case. The thing is, the JUDGE is supposed to ensure that the evidence in the case merits the remedy that CPS is requesting. In this case, the judge failed to do that.