For example, it has strengthened agencies concerned with child welfare to investigate, report and prosecute those found guilty. The changes required such organizations to initiate prosecution following reports of child abuse and neglect (Reder & Duncan, 2013). The case led to new transformations which saw the introduction of foster care, particularly for children suspected of being abused, to save them from injustice. Many companies became concerned and interested in the welfare of children after the Brown case, a situation which contributed to the effective introduction and implementation of laws protecting children.