Court won't hear case
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an unusual adoption case from Utah involving the Cherokee Nation and the question of when a person becomes an Indian.
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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
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Supreme Court rejects adoption case involving Cherokee Nation; majority of Oklahoma congressional delegation speaks at level above congressional average
Washington Briefs: Supreme Court rejects adoption case involving Cherokee Nation; majority of Oklahoma congressional delegation speaks at level above congressional average | NewsOK.com:
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Foster parent pleads guilty to sexually abusing 17-year-old girl in his care
Foster parent pleads guilty to sexually abusing 17-year-old girl in his care | JournalNow.com:
"A Forsyth County man who had served as foster parent to 10 troubled children over the years pleaded guilty Monday to sexually abusing a 17-year-old girl in his care more than two years ago."
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"A Forsyth County man who had served as foster parent to 10 troubled children over the years pleaded guilty Monday to sexually abusing a 17-year-old girl in his care more than two years ago."
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Parents exiting city in droves, leaving older relatives on their own
Parents exiting city in droves, leaving older relatives on their own | Joshua Sabatini | Local | San Francisco Examiner:
"The City’s inability to keep families from fleeing San Francisco also is impacting its growing population of seniors.
The 2010 census revealed San Francisco has the lowest proportion of children of any major city in the United States, at just 13.4 percent of the population."
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"The City’s inability to keep families from fleeing San Francisco also is impacting its growing population of seniors.
The 2010 census revealed San Francisco has the lowest proportion of children of any major city in the United States, at just 13.4 percent of the population."
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Man’s plea for child custody exposes ‘unlivable’ home
Man’s plea for child custody exposes ‘unlivable’ home:
New Delhi
HC raps govt, orphanage for neglect
New Delhi
HC raps govt, orphanage for neglect
Expressing anguish over deplorable condition of an orphanage run by an NGO, the Delhi High Court has formed a team to inspect the home.
It also slammed the state government for not improving the place and sought its suggestion to relocate children.
It also slammed the state government for not improving the place and sought its suggestion to relocate children.
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Child Custody - In Whose Best Interests?
Child Custody - In Whose Best Interests? - NYTimes.com:
IN divorced families, whose needs count for more: those of parents or those of children?
Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber
When parents divorce, their child custody plans are supposed to place the “best interests of the child” first. We know children’s needs change as they grow. Unfortunately, the way we develop and maintain custody schedules ignores that, and often makes children feel helpless by denying them any influence over the arrangements that govern their lives.
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Social Worker Admits She Wrote Bogus Time Sheets for Medicaid Money
Social Worker Admits She Wrote Bogus Time Sheets for Medicaid Money - Paramus, NJ Patch:
A Paramus social worker admitted Monday to submitting fraudulent time sheets to her employer, the Youth Success Network in Passaic, for counseling services for troubled young people, Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa said.
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A Paramus social worker admitted Monday to submitting fraudulent time sheets to her employer, the Youth Success Network in Passaic, for counseling services for troubled young people, Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa said.
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