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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

The Question's NH DCYF Maggie Bishop Refuses to Answer for The Redress Grievance Committee


These are the question's NH DCYF Maggie Bishop refuses to answer for the Redress Grievance Committee. Attorney General Michael Delaney also told Maggie Bishop NOT to answer them, due to confidentiality.
Do you see any names pertaining to these question's? I don't. Yes, these question's do pertain to DCYF cases. Cases of parent's and family member's railroaded by NH DCYF and the Family Court, but there are NO names, which has no bearing on confidentiality.
Maggie Bishop know's that if she answer's these question's, the Redress Committee will then ask WHY DCYF's Practices and Protocol's were NOT followed. Either way she loses!

Questions For DCYF
1. Having requested a toxicology report does any DCYF policy/protocol/rule or
circumstance allow an investigation of a report of abuse and neglect due to drug exposure
to go forward before the report is in hand?
2. What DCYF policy/rule/protocol or circumstance gives DCYF the right to remove a child
from a parent for drugs in the newborn that were given to the mother by doctors during
labor?
3. Outline DCYF policy/protocol/rule or circumstance regarding "anticipated' neglect or
"neglect in the future?"
4. What DCYF policy/rule/protocol or circumstance allows DCYF to charge a parent with
abuse and neglect before the mother was ever allowed to take the newborn home from the
hospital?
5. What DCYF rule/policy/protocol or circumstance allows a DCYF worker to represent a
proven false report as true to a Judge without any evidence substantiating the report?
6. Under what DCYF rule/policy/protocol or circumstance is a DCYF Lawyer allowed to
order a relative to take back a complaint made to the Attorney Discipline Office?
7. Under what DCYF rule/policy/protocol or circumstance does it state slandering parents
and family members is allowed in order to place a child in foster care?
8. Does DCYF have exemptions from the Federal mandates a) requiring them to seek
relatives for placement of a child before the child is placed in foster care? b) requiring
services are to be provided before a child is removed from the parent?
9. Define "imminent danger."
10. How does DCYF determine if a child is in "imminent danger" before being removed
from the parent?
11. Does DCYF policy state "Neglect in the Future" is considered to be imminent danger and
under what policy?
12. Is there ever a circumstance where DCYF may ignore Federal Title IV (or 42 USC)
Laws?
13. What DCYF rule/policy/protocol or circumstance allows DCYF to refuse placement of a
child taken into custody by a fit and willing relative requesting placement?
14. When can DCYF tell relatives, "Relative placement is NOT an option?"
15. Describe the investigation that must take place by DCYF before a child is removed from
the parent?
16. Is there ever a circumstance where a full investigation of the parent and family where a
child will live might not take place?
17. Under DCYF rule/policy/protocol or circumstance when an assessment worker admits in
court she didn't do a thorough investigation and significant facts were overlooked should
the charges against the parent be dropped due to that negligence by the assessment
worker?
18. Does DCYF rule/policy/protocol or circumstance require the DCYF Assessment worker
study the medical files of a new mother so she knows a) what complications the mother
may have suffered during pregnancy; b) if a mother's pregnancy was labeled "High
Risk", and; c)what drugs were given in labor?
19. Does the Assessment worker have the right to a) falsely state in her affidavit that the
mothers labor was induced due to complications, when it wasn't induced at all: b) to try to
coerce a parent into signing an application for Title IV-B funding or sign it herself when
the parent is ineligible and therefore refuses to sign.
2 0 . Does any worker have a right or are there rules or expressed protocols preventing
coercion of a parent into signing a Case plan by telling the parent if she doesn't sign she
will never see her child again?
2 1 . When may a parent not be included in the making of a case plan?
2 2 . Under what circumstances does DCYF have the power or right to order a parent out of a
methadone treatment?
2 3 . Is it possible for the testing of a strand of hair from a parent to come up clean but a urine
specimen taken at the same time to show a significantly different result?
2 4 . Is there a DCYF rule/policy/protocol or some circumstance that ever allows a worker to
make a parent stick a dirty swab which fell on the floor in her mouth for a drug test?
2 5 . Do DCYF rule/policy/protocol or any circumstance ever allow a drug test to go forward
when the urine specimen is not the required amount?
2 6 . What DCYF rule/policy/protocol or circumstance gives DCYF the right to
ever barge into a parents home without a warrant?
2 7 . Under what exceptions would a parent not be given Family Rights booklet at the onset of
a case? Describe DCYF responsibility to do so and a parent's recourse when that is not
done.
2 8 . What DCYF rule/policy/protocol or circumstance limits friends or family members from
being in the room when a parent accused of abuse and neglect is being questioned?
2 9 . Describe in detail the limits of any DCYF rule/policy/protocol or circumstances where the
parent may be denied the right to live at home with her parents when she is unwell?
3 0 . Under what circumstances may DCYF leave a child in the care of a mother for an
additional week after declaring the child to be in imminent danger if left alone with her?
3 1 . What DCYF rule/policy/protocol or circumstance allows DCYF to place a child in a
foster home which does not meet New Hampshire foster parent residence requirements?
3 2 . Under what circumstances may DCYF a) recommend medical detox programs to the
court for a parent that don't exist in this state or, b) refuse the parent's admission into a
neighboring state's medical detox program?
33. How might it happen that a DCYF caseworker would guarantee to set up placement into a
Medical Detox program that doesn't exist and for which there is no such facility thus
making it impossible for the parent to comply?
3 4 . Under what DCYF policy /protocol/rule or circumstance is a caseworker allowed to
commit perjury in court to stop a parent from regaining custody of her child?
15. Under DCYF  state; law Hn DCYF caseworkers have immunity when they commit perjury?
3 6 . Does any DCYF policy/protocol/rule or circumstance allow a caseworker to refuse a
parent admittance into a Medical Detox program in a neighboring state?
3 7 . Why would a DCYF caseworker order a mother not to tell anyone her child is half
Spanish?
3 8 . Please provide copies of the rules governing DCYF's racial placement policies?
3 9 . Provide a list of the services DCYF will provide to parents of children, and children in
their custody?
4 0 . Under what DCYF policy may a parent be punished when a visit is not had because the
parent-aide failed to show up?
4 1 . How does DCYF protect the rights of a parent who attends a medical visit for her child,
only to discover the foster parent's have either changed the appointment or simply not
shown up without notifying the mother?
4 2 . Under what DCYF policy/rule/protocol or circumstance may the non-attendence at a
child's medical appointment go against a parent who was not notified of such
appointment?
4 3 . Does DCYF policy state,  there is a time when a parent whose rights have not been terminated
loses the right to be contacted when their child is in foster care and hospitalized?
4 4 . Describe DCYF policy regarding visits between a parent and child on
birthdays, Christmas and other holidays? Describe kind of parent (Bio or Foster)
4 5 . Under what circumstances may DCYF deny a mother the right to have her child baptized
while in foster care?
4 6 . Describe what DCYF policy/protocol/rules or circumstances that disallow a parent
visitation with her child when in jail?
4 7 . Does any DCYF policy, rule or protocol allow a DCYF caseworker to tell a mother in jail
that she will bring her child for visits if it isn 't behind glass???, only to have the mother
plead guilty and sentenced to prison in order to see her child?
4 8 . Does DCYF policy tolerate workers who declare publicly that a parent's rights will be
terminated not even halfway through a case?
4 9 . A caseworker is reported to have stated that, "Every parent loses their Termination of
Parental Rights hearing's in New Hampshire; children are never returned in New
Hampshire, and; the New Hampshire Supreme Court Never reverses a parental rights
termination." Please respond with data related to these issues.
50. How would DCYF discipline a worker who knowingly used a fictitious name for a child's
father, when the father's name was in the files?
51. What is DCYF policy regarding notification of a child's father before adoption of his
child?
5 2 . What would DCYF do if their lawyer filed an affidavit with the Probate Court falsely
claiming that the grandparents failed to disclose in their Petition for Guardianship that the
child was in DCYF custody?
53. What would DCYF do a) if they were convinced that a parent-aide had denied a mother
the use of special baby bottle supplied by the fosters even though it was in her (the aide's)
possession at the visitation and even though she knew the baby would not eat from a
regular bottle and subsequently denied the baby a feeding for five hours, and; b)what
would they do with a complaint by the mother?
54. Describe in detail what DCYF thinks of as "Reasonable Efforts" to facilitate Reunification?
55. How does DCYF help its employees to rethink their attitudes toward a parent accused of
abuse and neglect even after being proven innocent?
56. What DCYF policy gives DCYF the right to tell a parent if they don't agree with a
recommendation, the caseworker will have the Judge court order it?
57. When does DCYF have more authority than a judge and why would anyone at DCYF
state that a judge has no say  on whether a child will ever be returned - that it 's up
to the caseworker?
58. Why and when might a DCYF Lawyer say to a citizen of New Hampshire that the Judge
has no say as to placement of a child or that such placement is up to the DCYF Lawyer?
59. Describe guidelines for notification of the Indian Counsel when a child with Indian
ethnicity or heritage is placed in foster care and under what circumstances may they be
ignored?
60. What are DCYF procedures for investigating and determining a child's heritage, ethnicity
and culture
61. Describe DCYF policy/rules/procedures regarding placement in a foster home which
practices a different religion than the child's family?
62. Describe DCYF policy/procedure/rules etc. concerning Family Preservation?
63. Does the Federal government funding for children placed in foster care and adopted out
discourage family preservation?

1 comment:

  1. I have asked them similar questions through the freedom of information act. DCYF desrtroyed my family for the sake of a pediphile.

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