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
Friday, June 29, 2012
Four charged with running foster child prostitution ring
Four charged with running foster child prostitution ring - Miami-Dade - MiamiHerald.com:
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Arrogance of the Family Court
Eagle Forum Blog: Arrogance of the Family Court:
In previous broadcasts, I've told you about many outrageous decisions of the family courts. The people who want to get the government out of our private lives should turn their attention to the arrogance of family court judges, because that's where the most intrusive interferences with our private lives is taking place. In family courts, divorced parents have no parental rights over their own children; the judges think they can make all decisions. Parents who divorce may think they are just divorcing from each other, but in fact they are divorcing from their own children, and judges believe they can decide everything about the children. Their decisions are based on their own biases, but they wrap their decisions in a mantra called "the best interest of the child." The phrase "the best interest of thechild" originally meant that parents decided what is the child's best interest. But now judges instead of parents are making those decisions.
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In previous broadcasts, I've told you about many outrageous decisions of the family courts. The people who want to get the government out of our private lives should turn their attention to the arrogance of family court judges, because that's where the most intrusive interferences with our private lives is taking place. In family courts, divorced parents have no parental rights over their own children; the judges think they can make all decisions. Parents who divorce may think they are just divorcing from each other, but in fact they are divorcing from their own children, and judges believe they can decide everything about the children. Their decisions are based on their own biases, but they wrap their decisions in a mantra called "the best interest of the child." The phrase "the best interest of thechild" originally meant that parents decided what is the child's best interest. But now judges instead of parents are making those decisions.
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Rights of the Child News: Child Victims of Torture
Rights of the Child News: Child Victims of Torture:
27/06/2012 – Despite the presence of humanitarian and human rights law protecting all people from torture, children continue to suffer the injustice of torture. Read More: |
Delaware legislature considers blue ribbon task force on opening Family Court proceedings to public
Delaware legislature considers blue ribbon task force on opening Family Court proceedings to public » Gavel to Gavel:
The question of whether family law/domestic relations cases, especially where juveniles are involved, should be open to the public has been at issue in numerous states. The process and openness of Delaware’s system was previously reviewed by a task force created by the state legislature 15 years ago (HJR 4 of 1997) and now Delaware’s legislature appears prepared to readdress the subject in much the same manner.
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The question of whether family law/domestic relations cases, especially where juveniles are involved, should be open to the public has been at issue in numerous states. The process and openness of Delaware’s system was previously reviewed by a task force created by the state legislature 15 years ago (HJR 4 of 1997) and now Delaware’s legislature appears prepared to readdress the subject in much the same manner.
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Divorcing a Narcissist: It Takes a Village (Part 1)
» family court system is failing One Mom's Battle:
I am angry. I am angry that it takes a tragedy to bring awareness and change. We (myself included) watch the news and gasp at stories like the Susan and Josh Powell case. These stories cause an emotional rise for us and we are equally shocked and saddened. These stories prove to be conversation pieces at work, coffee shops and the gym but then we go on with our lives. Charles (age 7) and Braden (age 5) Powell can’t go on with their lives—the details of their case are horrific and if this story makes you feel uncomfortable then I have accomplished my goal. As a society, we should feel so incredibly uncomfortable that we begin to take action.
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I am angry. I am angry that it takes a tragedy to bring awareness and change. We (myself included) watch the news and gasp at stories like the Susan and Josh Powell case. These stories cause an emotional rise for us and we are equally shocked and saddened. These stories prove to be conversation pieces at work, coffee shops and the gym but then we go on with our lives. Charles (age 7) and Braden (age 5) Powell can’t go on with their lives—the details of their case are horrific and if this story makes you feel uncomfortable then I have accomplished my goal. As a society, we should feel so incredibly uncomfortable that we begin to take action.
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