April 17: The phone call that triggered the raid may have been a ruse; a Colorado woman is arrested.
April 22: The state begins moving the children to foster care homes and facilities.
May 19: Custody hearings expected to take weeks begin for each affected family.
May 22: The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Austin rules that Child Protective Services acted improperly and with insufficient evidence when authorities took all 400-plus children from the ranch.
May 23: CPS appeals the ruling to the Texas Supreme Court.
May 29: The Texas Supreme Court rules that removal of FLDS children from the YFZ Ranch was unwarranted an abuse of judicial discretion.
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