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Here is the answer from the Blaze article:

“Judge Johnston also mentioned throughout the order that Massachusetts DCF had tried numerous times to have Connecticut DCF take over custody of Justina.

“It was abundantly clear to this court then, as it is now, that CT DFC should have immediately accepted this case concerning Justina …,” the order stated.

So why didn’t the agency take the teen into her home state if it was approached several times to do so by Massachusetts DCF?

“Because they didn’t see any reason to get involved,” Staver speculated. “Why would the get involved if they found no evidence of neglect.”

Connecticut DCF did not immediately respond to TheBlaze’s request for clarification on this point.”