BREAKING NEWS - N.H. Redress Cmte. Chair Ingbretson "slams back" Atty. General In Press Conference

STOP! Judicial Child Abuse:

 In response to N.H. Attorney General Michael Delaney's April 9th letter to Speaker Bill O'Brien, House Redress Committee Chair Paul Ingbretson slams the Attorney General with the constitutional truth behind the committee.

In addition to Chairman Ingbretson, additional speakers include Reps. Dan Itse, Cliff Newton, and George Lambert and redress petitioners Joshua Youssef and Jeff Frost.  Youssef spoke briefly of his particular grievance against the N.H. family Division and spoke on behalf of thousands of families and children that have been abused by the N.H. Family Court.  Mr. Frost told a tale of a battle with the N.H. Attorney General Michael Delaney that created a wall that could not be scaled...or could it???

REP. INGBRETSON'S ADDRESS

Chairman Ingbretson slams N.H. Attorney General Delaney

"It seems important to respond to the hysterical and, I believe, irresponsible, rhetoric emanating from the office of the Attorney General regarding the General Court's Redress of Grievance Committee. A surprising number of false claims have been made regarding this legislature and the work of our Committee.  The Attorney General, remarkably, seems to actually have a problem with the one provision in our state Constitution designed to protect our citizens from government abuse. His comments suggest the actions of an office acting as counsel for state agencies and certainly not as representatives of the people.


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Ex-therapist sentenced to 25 years for child porn

Alva Review/Courier:

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A former respiratory therapist who worked around children and volunteered to advocate for them was sentenced last week to 25 years in prison for producing child pornography.