N.H. House Redress Committee Gets Subpoena Power

STOP! Judicial Child Abuse: N.H. House Redress Committee Gets Subpoena Power:

During the March 22nd, 2012 Session of the N.H. House, in a 241-114 vote, the N.H. House of Representatives voted to adopt House Rule 66 which grants committees the power of the subpoena and the subpoena duces tecum.  Perhaps most importantly affected is the Redress of Grievance Committee.

The Redress Committee has been hearing and trying to sort out serious problems within the state, notably, very serious problems with due process and statutory violations by judges, marital masters, and guardians ad litem in the N.H. Family Court system.

Now that the Redress Committee has the power of the subpoena, it can compel  anyone necessary as a witness to testify and/or produce documents, books, papers, and effects regarding petitions that have been filed.

House Rule 66 States:

66.  Subpoena Power.  No subpoena shall issue except by majority vote of the Committee on Rules and upon the signature of the Speaker.  The Committee on Rules shall determine the form of subpoenas and subpoenas duces tecum and specify conditions if any with regard to the issuance and use of such subpoenas.

      Any Committee that has voted to seek the issuance of a subpoena or a subpoena duces tecum shall, through its Chairman, make a written request to the Committee on Rules.   The request shall identify with particularity the witness or witnesses the requesting Committee seeks to subpoena or, in the case of a subpoena duces tecum, the information and materials the requesting Committee seeks to obtain.  The request shall provide a sufficient explanation for the Committee on Rules to understand the purpose for which the witness of information is sought and why it is necessary to subpoena the witness or information and materials.

      The Committee on Rules shall consider the request at its next meeting.  The Committee on Rules may grant the request in whole or in part, or may deny the request. 

      The Speaker shall be authorized to take such action as may be necessary and proper to enforce any subpoena of subpoena duces tecum.

It is looking more and more plausible that the result of the increased structure and power of the Redress Committee will be significant action taken against those officials of the state, mostly judicial officers (judges, marital masters, guardians ad litem) who have violated the rights of individual citizens, violated their oaths of office, and in so doing have violated the public's trust.

If you have a grievance against any agency or body politic of the state, and you are unable to obtain justice, please contact judicialchildabuse@gmail.com.  We can put you in touch with people who can help you file your petition for redress of grievance, and be heard by the very people who made the laws that were violated causing you harm!

Is NH DCYF Finally Changing? For Better or Worse?

It seem's as though the Families of NH fighting the abuse's of NH DCYF, is finally paying off. But is this fight REALLY paying off? And for who?
Is it helping the families of ILLEGALLY stolen children or is it harming the truly abused children, placing them back in the home's of their abuser's? But there were only two reunified with their birth parent's!
NH DCYF FINALLY has an Adoption Specialist. It took long enough. The Specialist actually look's for relatives to place children when they're removed from their homes. Wasn't it SUPPOSED to be that way all along? They're even placing SOME, and I use that word loosely, children back with their parent's, but they're still not following their Administrative Rules, which by the way need to be made Law. Some children are are now even being placed with relatives. What a miracle. I'm glad to see our fight finally helped some of the children and families in NH!

In NH, once a child has been in placement twelve month's, a TPR is filed. At least that's how it's SUPPOSED to be. Why have SOME parent's children been returned after being in placement for four year's, without a TPR filed? Parent's who actually did abuse and neglect their children? Beating them, bloody noses, filthy clothes and always hungry. And then what did the parent's do to get their children back? NOTHING! Very few visit's, no parenting classes, illegal drug use and always in trouble, but they are the ones that get their kids back.
One Mother whose child was taken after being charged with "Child Endangerment", later dropped in Criminal Court due to evidence prooving her innocence, took Parenting classes, went to Counseling and enrolled herself into a Rehabilitation Program. On her own, without the help of DCYF. DCYF filed for Termination of her Parental Right's any way, while she was in the Rehab Program. They could have stopped the TPR from being filed, but chose not to. Her child was in placement twelve month's. The infamous retired Judge Raymond Cloutier terminated her right's, even though she was trying to help herself for the sake of her child.
Another Mother whose child was taken, for "anticipated Neglect in the Future", was court-ordered out of a Methadone Treatment Program and court-ordered into Medical Methadone Detox, by Judge James Leary and Judge Tenney. A program that didn't exist in the State of NH. She was then court-ordered into a Rehab Program. Before TPR was filed, she admitted herself into two different Rehab Programs. The second one she was TEMPORARILY medically discharged from for Emergency Medical care. Again, the infamous Judge Raymond Cloutier terminated her right's, stating in his decision she was NEVER admitted into ANY Rehab Programs. Again, DCYF could have stopped the TPR, but chose not to and Judge Cloutier wrote lies in his decision, showing how bias he was against parent's. Will he ever face any repercussions?

These two Mother's had twelve month's to get their act together. Two Mother's who Never abused or neglected their children. All DCYF had to do was wave their magic pen and stop the TPR's, but when a parent won't bow down to the great and powerful DCYF, the children are gone forever!

What brought me to write this post was the FAPA website, which I went into last night. Check it out:
http://www.nhfapa.org/images/categoryItems/March__20121331138824.pdf
Go to Page 4 Permanency Round Tables: Outcomes and The Next Phase
New Hampshire continues to make great strides to achieve permanency for youth in the State’s Care.
In October 2011, New Hampshire began the initial review of 48 youth for the Permanency Round Table
(PRT) Process.  From the PRTs, the youth and their team members were able to develop new ideas, revisit
past ideas and develop creative ways to move legal permanency forward with an increased focus of urgency. There have been many successful outcomes since the PRTs began in October to include:
• Two youth were reunified with
their birth parents; (Wow! Two youth's reunified with their birth parent's! What's that tell you about NH DCYF?)
• Eight youth were reconnected with their birth parents or birth Family (WOW! I bet they were licensed Foster relatives. DCYF wouldn't want to lose Federal Funding for eight children!)
• Two youth were reconnected
with other past connections;
• Five youth have moved into a
foster family home from residential placements;
• One youth has moved into a (One youth moved into a relative home!)
relative home; and
• Five children have been
matched and are in transition
into a foster family home
Also check out Page 5, which show's the children adopted in November 2011, December 2011, January 2012 and February 2012. I wonder how many of these children were adopted by Relatives! By the look's of the Stats on Page 4, NOT too many!
So is NH DCYF finally beginning to follow their Administrative Rules? They still have a long way to go, so our fight for our children and families goes on!
And what about our ILLEGALLY stolen and ILLEGALLY adopted children and grandchildren? When do WE get re-united? Or will we EVER get re-united?

unhappygrammy

Reform for Our Families: D.C Family Preservation Civil Rights Movement Rally

Reform for Our Families: D.C Family Preservation Civil Rights Movement Rally:

D.C Family Preservation Civil Rights Movement Rally

2012 WASHINGTON DC RALLY PRESS RELEASE

Washington D.C Family Preservation Civil Rights Movement Rally To Be Biggest Yet

April 19, 2012 to April 22, 2012 promises to be bigger than past years for family rights activist, advocates, families, and leaders to come together in Washington, D.C.

Canadian organizations, activist, authors, advocates, and families will again for the third year also not only be in attendance, but helping organize some of the scheduled activities for 2012.

The event is scheduled to hold an annual In The Best Interest Of The Child Congressional Education Panel, a Founding Fathers March, Capitol Tour and rally on the west lawn of the Capitol.

Concluding each night of this event is an annual purple light vigil. The vigil consist of a purple tree being lite, purple glow sticks, a bell toll for each child whose life has been lost with their names read a loud.
This event is sponsored by a Ohio based non-profit organization We The People Family Preservation, Inc.

• The Founding Fathers March is facilitated by Leon Koziol J.D of New York. For those interested in participating Leon may be contacted at
      Email: admin@LeonKoziol.Com
      Telephone:     (315) 796-4000

• Heading up the Congressional Educational Panel Speaker section for this event is Guy Babineau of Toronto Ontario Canada and he may be contacted at
      Telephone: 1-647-351-5984 

• For those wishing to speak on the west lawn of our Capitol please contact Robert James Patterson at this number           
      Telephone (614) 987-5714       

Accommodations for this event can be found at http://www.officialdcrallyfest.org.

Also additional information for this event may be obtained from the office of We The People Family Preservation, Inc main office
             Telephone: (740) 622- 0168.

May you find Strength in Your Higher Power,
Granpa Chuck
Keeper of the web files for http://nfpcar.org

The Foster Care System and Its Victims: Part 2

The Foster Care System and Its Victims: Part 2 | Psychology Today:

In part one of this series, I introduced the paradox of the foster care system - a system that is designed to support abused and neglected children, but on the other hand may end up causing additional harm in some cases.

The "Safety" of Foster Care

Once placed in foster care, a child is not always guaranteed to be safe from abuse. In fact, Liftingtheveil.org cites a troubling statistic from one study, claiming that over 28% of children in state care are abused while in "the system." However, former foster children I've worked with believe that the incidents of in-foster-care abuse are much higher. Amy (name altered), an adult client who spent over seven years in the foster care system, told me that roughly nine out of ten fellow foster children she crossed paths with claimed that they had been abused by their foster parents.

SystemSuckology: Understanding Child Abuse Propaganda Month - Part 1: An Excuse For A Fundraiser

Legally Kidnapped: SystemSuckology: Understanding Child Abuse Propaganda Month - Part 1: An Excuse For A Fundraiser:

A Philosophical Perspective by LK.

April is known by the Child Protective Industry as National Child Abuse Prevention Month.  According to them, it's a month designated to raising awareness about the problem of child abuse, and educating the public on ways to prevent child abuse and promote strong healthy families.

PresidentialProclamation -- National Child Abuse Prevention Month, 2012

Read More:
LK: http://legallykidnapped.blogspot.com/2012/04/systemsuckology-understanding-child.html#ixzz1r0tsg6Zh

Police: 11-year-old Texas boy starved to death; father, stepmother held on child injury charge

Police: 11-year-old Texas boy starved to death; father, stepmother held on child injury charge - The Washington Post:

DALLAS — The father and stepmother of a missing 11-year-old boy were in custody Monday after Dallas police accused them of starving the child to death, perhaps as long as a year ago, by locking him in his bedroom and feeding him “military rations” as punishment, authorities said.

Divorce - Mothers - Families - Options to Retain your Home in NH

DMVC Productions: Divorce - Mothers - Families - Options to Retain your Home in NH:

A divorce comes with a lot of expenses especially in NH if you obtained an Attorney who possibly raked you and/or the Courts dragged it out your case due to their marital master program. Feeling a bit overwhelmed? That feeling of being heavily burdened, mentally or physically, by troubles, adverse conditions, and anxiety; yeah that; that is oppression.