CPS covered up tragic fact: Za' Naya could have been saved

Josh Brodesky: CPS covered up tragic fact: Za' Naya could have been saved:

This might be the saddest CPS story I have ever told. Considering how many tragedies we've seen over the years with Child Protective Services, that's really saying something. Za' Naya Flores was a toddler who starved to death on Jan. 12.

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Phone Convo With Social Worker

Child's death would not matter, social services official tells undercover reporter

Child's death would not matter, social services official tells undercover reporter - Telegraph:

A senior social services official has said that it would not matter if a child was killed after their case was closed because it would not be the council's responsibility.

The remark was secretly recorded by a colleague as part of an undercover investigation into Britain's child protection system.

WHO IS READY TO TAKE BACK OUR CHILDREN?

This is my plea to all activists and fighters worldwild to stop pussyfooting about with these cruel people who are stealing our children. We need real action and we need it now. We need to take back our children by any means nessecary. I didn't have this info at the time I made the video but there is an event in London on 29th September which I and some others are planning on taking advantage of. Can we get this to happen world wide?? COME ONE COME ALL COME THOUSANDS YOUR CHILDREN NEED YOU!

Father in child access battle wins right to know secret accuser's identity

Father in child access battle wins right to know secret accuser's identity - Telegraph:

Father who faces being restricted from seeing his daughter after unidentified woman made sexual abuse claims against him wins right to be told name of his accuser.

First Appellate Court levies sanction against judicial candidate in family law case appeal

First Appellate Court levies sanction against judicial candidate in family law case appeal:

LAKEPORT, Calif. – This week a state appellate court levied a substantial sanction on a local judicial candidate for filing an appeal in a family law case that the justices said was frivolous, involved delay tactics and cast aspersions on the performance of a Lake County Superior Court judge.

Former Family Court Judge Bryan Hedges asks Court of Appeals to review disciplinary sanction

Former Family Court Judge Bryan Hedges asks Court of Appeals to review disciplinary sanction | syracuse.com:

 Syracuse, NY - Former Onondaga County Family Court Judge Bryan Hedges has formally asked the state's highest court to review a commission's recent finding that he molested his 5-year-old niece 40 years ago.

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