Key legal question
Whether the parents had standing to challenge the non-prosecution order by public-law appeal for the danger offences of exposure and omission to render assistance.
Extracted holding
They lacked standing for those offences because they were danger offences without direct injury under the Victims' Assistance Act.
Extracted reasoning
Only a victim directly injured within the meaning of the LAVI may invoke public-law remedies; exposure and omission to render assistance protect against danger, not direct harm.