Caylee's Law

Caylee's Law is a piece of legislation named after Caylee Anthony, a young girl whose tragic death highlighted issues with reporting missing children promptly. The law mandates that parents or guardians report a missing child to authorities within a specific timeframe—typically 24 hours—after discovering the child is missing. Its purpose is to ensure timely investigations, improve child safety, and hold responsible parties accountable for delayed reporting. Overall, Caylee's Law emphasizes the importance of swift action in protecting vulnerable children and preventing tragic outcomes through early intervention.