Accused Child Molester Appears In Court
(KHNL) - A youth soccer coach accused of molesting half a dozen boys loses a round in court.
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In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Friday, November 26, 2010
Angus couple guilty of Jersey child abuse
Angus couple guilty of Jersey child abuse
A couple who were working at Haut De La Garenne care home have been found guilty of eight counts of abuse each.
http://news.stv.tv/scotland/212194-angus-couple-guilty-of-jersey-child-abuse/
A couple who were working at Haut De La Garenne care home have been found guilty of eight counts of abuse each.
http://news.stv.tv/scotland/212194-angus-couple-guilty-of-jersey-child-abuse/
Trial in infant’s death set for December
Trial in infant’s death set for December
GALVESTON — A trial in the killing of a 6-week-old boy is expected to begin Dec. 6 after a state Child Protective Services department complied this week with a court order.
Judge Lonnie Cox, of Galveston’s 56th District Court, in October delayed what was then a capital murder trial when Child Protective Services failed to comply with a defense subpoena, which sought the entire file involving Jose Isaias Herrera, 19.
GALVESTON — A trial in the killing of a 6-week-old boy is expected to begin Dec. 6 after a state Child Protective Services department complied this week with a court order.
Judge Lonnie Cox, of Galveston’s 56th District Court, in October delayed what was then a capital murder trial when Child Protective Services failed to comply with a defense subpoena, which sought the entire file involving Jose Isaias Herrera, 19.
State Investigates Response To Child Abuse
State Investigates Response To Child Abuse
POSTED: 12:39 pm PST November 26, 2010
SALEM, Ore. -- Most of the 26 investigations the state Department of Human Services has launched under Oregon's six-year-old Critical Incident Response Team, or CIRT, mandate have targeted cases where children died or were severely injured in the hands of their biological parents.
But Assistant DHS Director Erinn Kelley-Siel, who runs the agency's Children, Adults and Families Division that oversees child welfare and foster care, said she wants the agency to conduct more discretionary CIRTs into foster care abuse, or possibly even establish a new process to examine foster care troubles.
http://www.kptv.com/news/25927733/detail.html
POSTED: 12:39 pm PST November 26, 2010
SALEM, Ore. -- Most of the 26 investigations the state Department of Human Services has launched under Oregon's six-year-old Critical Incident Response Team, or CIRT, mandate have targeted cases where children died or were severely injured in the hands of their biological parents.
But Assistant DHS Director Erinn Kelley-Siel, who runs the agency's Children, Adults and Families Division that oversees child welfare and foster care, said she wants the agency to conduct more discretionary CIRTs into foster care abuse, or possibly even establish a new process to examine foster care troubles.
http://www.kptv.com/news/25927733/detail.html
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