Is the Largest Judiciary in the Western World Crumbling? - CNN iReport:
By all accounts the state of California has the largest judiciary in the Western world. Just the thought brings about visions of a colossal, well-oiled machine churning away flawlessly in the best interests of its citizenry. Surely the leadership and management practitioners must be of the highest caliber and unimpeachable character to maintain the highest of standards of such a behemoth of juris prudence.
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
Monday, July 30, 2012
Lou Xiaoying: Story of Chinese woman who saved 30 abandoned babies dumped in the street with the trash
Lou Xiaoying: Story of Chinese woman who saved 30 abandoned babies dumped in the street with the trash | Mail Online:
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A woman has been hailed a hero after details of her astonishing work with abandoned children has emerged.
Lou Xiaoying, now 88 and suffering from kidney failure, found and raised more than 30 abandoned Chinese babies from the streets of Jinhua, in the eastern Zhejiang province where she managed to make a living by recycling rubbish.
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Sunday, July 29, 2012
Failure of Children Service Agencies is Epidemic
Failure of Children Service Agencies is Epidemic « Attorney David Engler's Law Blog:
Private placement agencies if not monitored well by Children Service Boards can end in tragedy. In Trumbull County, Ohio there have been at least 5 murders of children who were either directly through foster placement or indirectly through custody orders placed with the abuser.
Private placement agencies if not monitored well by Children Service Boards can end in tragedy. In Trumbull County, Ohio there have been at least 5 murders of children who were either directly through foster placement or indirectly through custody orders placed with the abuser.
Bias Against Abused Mothers in Child Custody Cases: Report
The Tyee – Bias Against Abused Mothers in Child Custody Cases: Report:
British Columbia
New study finds systemic problems in parental capacity assessments discriminate against women.
British Columbia
New study finds systemic problems in parental capacity assessments discriminate against women.
Officers advocate counseling over foster care in abuse cases
Officers advocate counseling over foster care in abuse cases | Green Bay Press Gazette | greenbaypressgazette.com:
While reports of child abuse and neglect continue to rise, social services officers are making a push to keep more children in their own homes rather than placing them in foster care.
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While reports of child abuse and neglect continue to rise, social services officers are making a push to keep more children in their own homes rather than placing them in foster care.
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