Cassie's In The Eyes Of The Social Worker

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2. In the eyes of the social worker, they would most likely look at Cassie's case at a different angle. As mentioned that Cassie seems to have a drug problem and as one of the goals of social workers is to give people access to services that will improve their well being. The social workers will try to get the Judge to allow Cassie to join some sort of drug rehabilitation program.

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