Bill to reshuffle court jurisdiction gets panel’s OK | Rhode Island news | projo.com | The Providence Journal
PROVIDENCE — The state House Judiciary Committee Tuesday evening approved a bill that, if enacted, would reshuffle the current lineup of towns served by the Judiciary Department’s district courts, moving several of them to the courthouse in Warwick.
A bill that deals with how children in DCYF custody should be informed of their legal rights as foster children drew emotional testimony from women who said their children had been put in the custody of either abusive spouses or foster homes, and from adults who spent time in the custody of DCYF and suffered abuse during those times.
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In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
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Father forced to fight for parental rights after murder acquittal
Father forced to fight for parental rights after murder acquitta - KTNV ABC,Channel 13,Las Vegas,Nevada,News,Weather,Sports,Entertainment,KTNV.com,Action News .:.
Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) – A man cleared of murder by child abuse charges in two criminal trials has found himself in Family Court, and prosecutors say they won't let him live with his own children until he admits his guilt.
Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) – A man cleared of murder by child abuse charges in two criminal trials has found himself in Family Court, and prosecutors say they won't let him live with his own children until he admits his guilt.
Nanny ignored 'red flags' in foster care death
Nanny ignored 'red flags' in foster care death - Edmonton - CBC News
A woman who worked as a nanny for Lily Choy, the former foster parent accused of killing a boy in her care, testified at Choy's murder trial Thursday
A woman who worked as a nanny for Lily Choy, the former foster parent accused of killing a boy in her care, testified at Choy's murder trial Thursday
DEA head: A thousand dead children means we're winning war on drugs-Who are they trying to kid?
DEA head: A thousand dead children means we're winning war on drugs - Drugs - Salon.com
Producing and distributing illegal drugs is a profitable business, because there will always be a lot of demand and because illegality allows you to charge a great deal of money. That illegality also means that the people who produce and distribute the drugs are generally not responsible corporate citizens. So thanks to our expensive, terribly ineffective and endless war on drugs, lots of people are dying.
Producing and distributing illegal drugs is a profitable business, because there will always be a lot of demand and because illegality allows you to charge a great deal of money. That illegality also means that the people who produce and distribute the drugs are generally not responsible corporate citizens. So thanks to our expensive, terribly ineffective and endless war on drugs, lots of people are dying.
Colorado House Democrats: Kefalas Bill Protecting Youth in Foster Care Signed into Law by Governor Today
Colorado House Democrats: Kefalas Bill Protecting Youth in Foster Care Signed into Law by Governor Today
(DENVER) –Rep. John Kefalas’s (D-Fort Collins) bill increasing protections for kids in foster care facing abuse, identity theft, and hardship in transition to adulthood was signed into law today by Governor Hickenlooper.
(DENVER) –Rep. John Kefalas’s (D-Fort Collins) bill increasing protections for kids in foster care facing abuse, identity theft, and hardship in transition to adulthood was signed into law today by Governor Hickenlooper.
Report: New sex abuse allegations down slightly in 2010
Report: New sex abuse allegations down slightly in 2010 | The-Tidings.com
U.S. dioceses and religious orders received 505 new credible allegations of child sex abuse by clergy in 2010, a slight decrease from the previous year and a significant drop from the 1,092 new allegations reported in 2004, when the numbers began being tallied, according to a report released April 11 by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
U.S. dioceses and religious orders received 505 new credible allegations of child sex abuse by clergy in 2010, a slight decrease from the previous year and a significant drop from the 1,092 new allegations reported in 2004, when the numbers began being tallied, according to a report released April 11 by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Civil Claim from Abused Child Deemed Legally Invalid by Sac County b/c Filed Too Late
California County News: Civil Claim from Abused Child Deemed Legally Invalid by Sac County b/c Filed Too Late
A boy who suffered severe abuse while kept at a home that was arranged by Sacramento County's Child Protective Services is now suing the county for the treatment he had to endure before he escaped in 2008. It is not clear how much damages are being sought, but so far the county has been dismissive of the litigation by arguing that the civil claim is not legally valid because it was filed too late. Reportedly, a claim must be put forth at least 6 months after the occurrence of an incident. The litigation argues that the county Child Protective Services system did a poor job of tracking the child and there were reports of abuse over a 7 year period.
A boy who suffered severe abuse while kept at a home that was arranged by Sacramento County's Child Protective Services is now suing the county for the treatment he had to endure before he escaped in 2008. It is not clear how much damages are being sought, but so far the county has been dismissive of the litigation by arguing that the civil claim is not legally valid because it was filed too late. Reportedly, a claim must be put forth at least 6 months after the occurrence of an incident. The litigation argues that the county Child Protective Services system did a poor job of tracking the child and there were reports of abuse over a 7 year period.
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