The Truth Bites "NH"
Doubtful ... the redress is part of the NH Constitution.
The only balance of power in jeopardy is the accountability lacking under Judge Kelly. The Johnson case while Mr. Kelly has made no direct point about the issues, is only one of many cases that actually have merit and were brought to legislators attention.
The point not made is that they are almost all being brought forward to help legislators understand why what and where the laws need to be changed so that the indiscretions and bias of Judges under Edwin W. Kelly and others can be stopped, they are simply out of control.
Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Greene v. Camreta summary
Greene v. Camreta summary
The United States Supreme Court discarded the 9th Circuit’s 2009 ruling in Greene v. Camreta on a technicality. In that case, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, the federal court with jurisdiction over Oregon, ruled that authorities needed a warrant, court order, parental permission or exigent circumstances before interviewing students as part of sexual abuse investigations at school. The facts of the case involved a police officer and state social worker interviewing a student on school grounds about possible sexual abuse. The 9th Circuit ruled the interview constituted a “seizure” under constitutional law and seizing the student absent a warrant, court order, parental consent or other exigent circumstances violated the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
The United States Supreme Court discarded the 9th Circuit’s 2009 ruling in Greene v. Camreta on a technicality. In that case, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, the federal court with jurisdiction over Oregon, ruled that authorities needed a warrant, court order, parental permission or exigent circumstances before interviewing students as part of sexual abuse investigations at school. The facts of the case involved a police officer and state social worker interviewing a student on school grounds about possible sexual abuse. The 9th Circuit ruled the interview constituted a “seizure” under constitutional law and seizing the student absent a warrant, court order, parental consent or other exigent circumstances violated the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
Duplessis Orphans Declared Mentally Difficient in Order to Obtain Federal Grant Money
Duplessis Orphans Declared Mentally Difficient in Order to Obtain Federal Grant Money
It took until 2001, for the Quebec government to acknowledge the grave injustices afflicted upon the Duplessis Orphans of the 1940’s and 1950. These children were taken out of orphanages and incarcerated in mental institutions not because they were mentally ill because they were not, but because of the lucrative federal government funding at the time.
It took until 2001, for the Quebec government to acknowledge the grave injustices afflicted upon the Duplessis Orphans of the 1940’s and 1950. These children were taken out of orphanages and incarcerated in mental institutions not because they were mentally ill because they were not, but because of the lucrative federal government funding at the time.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
The Coming Crisis: Jeffrey and Rebecca Trebilcock, face charges of starving adopted children so badly that 13-year-old boy weighed 49lb
The Coming Crisis: Jeffrey and Rebecca Trebilcock, face charges of starving adopted children so badly that 13-year-old boy weighed 49lb - 24th May 2011
A couple in rural Washington face charges of criminal mistreatment and assault after allegedly starving their five adopted children to near-fatal levels.
A couple in rural Washington face charges of criminal mistreatment and assault after allegedly starving their five adopted children to near-fatal levels.
"White Children" being Targeted for Abuduction By Government Agencies
Definitely true! A Nashua, NH DCYF worker told a mother not to tell anyone her stolen newborn daughter was half Dominican.
Former DCF Worker Accused Of Grand Theft
Former DCF Worker Accused Of Grand Theft - County By County News Story - WFTV Orlando
SUMTER COUNTY, Fla. -- A former Department of Children and Families worker who was arrested on grand theft charges after turning herself in on Friday has bonded out of jail, officials said.
Sandra McClanahan is accused of forging signatures on checks to DCF so she could cash them herself.
SUMTER COUNTY, Fla. -- A former Department of Children and Families worker who was arrested on grand theft charges after turning herself in on Friday has bonded out of jail, officials said.
Sandra McClanahan is accused of forging signatures on checks to DCF so she could cash them herself.
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