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Asked May 2022
When is it neglect?
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May 2022
Neglect: fail to care for properly.
'Fail' - how to measure?
'Care' - of whom?
'Properly' - how that defined?
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05/06/2022 21:07:09
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May 2022
It is neglectful to post inadequate "questions" without any context or background information. That is neglect. Question is now answered.
05/06/2022 20:11:08
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May 2022
When is what neglect?
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More information is necessary.
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'Fail' - how to measure?
'Care' - of whom?
'Properly' - how that defined?
Huge area.
If you want more specific advice you will need to explain the situation (but leave out any identifying information). Child? Elder? Yourself?