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123 child victims of Internet sex abuse identified -- one just 19 days old, US officials say

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Congress Passes Legislation to Prevent Child Fatalities

Congress Passes Legislation to Prevent Child Fatalities | The Children's Monitor:

Yesterday, the Senate passed by unanimous consent the Protect Our Kids Act(HR 6655) which establishes a Presidential Commission to study child deaths. The legislation directs the President and Congressional leaders to appoint a commission composed of 12 stakeholders with various expertise in related fields including, social work, health, law, and education. The commission is charged with studying pertinent topics including the incidence of child fatalities, data collection, best practices, and resource limitations. At its conclusion, the commission is to develop recommendations to reduce child fatalities from maltreatment, including a comprehensive national strategy to that end. The recommendations are due within three years and the legislation reserves $2 million of the TANF contingency fund to meet associated expenses.

Grievance of Candy Knightly Founded

MAJORITY

Grievance Founded with Recommendations.

Committee Majority Findings:

In a petition involving the Division for Children, Youth and Families (DCYF), the Redress ofGrievances Committee, after hearing from the Petitioner and her mother and seeing the documents supporting that testimony, finds numerous inexplicable acts that indicate wrongdoing by individuals in the Division.  It finds that the Division, which refused to attend our hearings to respond even to questions of a general nature concerning their policies in similar situations, appear to have been intent on denying several relatives of an admitted former drug addict (who had been in the act of cleaning up) of adopting her child despite our laws providing for placement with relatives Sec RSA 169-C:6 V, 169-C:6-a I(f), 169-C:19, and 169-C:24 In fact, the Committee saw evidence that DCYF actually facilitated the adoption of the child prior to the rights of the mother being terminated in court.  Further, DCYF failed to contact the actual father, instead providing the courts with the name of another individual, while twice through the courts denying paternity testing to the individual claiming to be the actual father. The Committee also agrees with the Petitioner that the courts systematically violated Part 1, Article 15 when it denied the admission of all exculpatory evidence showing the mother did not harm her child. While it seems possible that the acts of the agency were well intended in the interests of the child, they also seem to have been notably opposed to the rights of parents and relatives as provided for in our statutes. Because of the sheer number of supported allegations raising significant red flags in this case, the Committee believes this matter should be thoroughly investigated with a view to revisiting the decision to returning the child to the custody of relatives or its actual mother. For this reason, the Committee recommends, as we have in a prior report, that in the next legislative term a standing legislative oversight committee be set up to review situations like these in depth with agencies involved in potential wrongdoing against our citizens. Any such committee must, like that of the U.S. Congress, have full subpoena power. The Committee also recommends a complete review of any policies making individuals working for our agencies immune from prosecution with a view to limiting that immunity when, in the course of their duties, they infringe on the rights of our citizens. Vote 9-3.

Rep. Harry B. Hardwick for the Majority of the Committee

GRIEVANCE PETITION REQUEST for Candy Knightly 2009 AND 2011

This is the Petition that was filed, but later changed by someone.

New Hampshire House of Representatives

Redress of Grievances Committee

GRIEVANCE PETITION REQUEST

Representative:   _Peter Silva

District:   Hillsborough District 24

On behalf of:   Ms. Candy Knightly___________________

SUCCINCT SUMMARY OF GRIEVANCE

Grievance against the Department of Health and Human Services division of Children Youth and Families; Judge James Leary, Judge Thomas Bamberger and Judge Edward Tenney of the Nashua District Court AND Judge Raymond Cloutier and Judge James Patten of the Hillsborough County Probate Court for their failure to apply and/or follow the laws of the State of New Hampshire and failure to allow procedural due process in their decisions and or actions in the Matter of In Re; Isabella K. Case No. 2005-M-0532;05-JV-677 And Probate Court 2006-2716 AND 2007-2715, resulting in the separation of a fit mother from her daughter for allegations based on fraud and false testimony, court ordered mother out of Methadone treatment, illegally and ordered her into a non-existent program in the State of NH, knowing there was no way she could comply AND the illegal termination of a fictitious man’s right’s of her daughter, subsequently illegally adopted, Judge Patten aware the REAL father’s right’s were never terminated and granted adoption illegally.

Grievance also against Attorney Brian Major for failing to work for his client, denying her request’s, denying her copies of her files, denying her looking at her files, failure to subpoena witnesses on her behalf and allowing her due process rights to be violated, by himself, the NH Court’s AND DCYF.

Grievance  also against  Janice Watson from Healthy Steps Methadone Program for Pregnant Women for a false report to Nashua DCYF and  perjury committed  in Nashua District Court on 10/31/05 against Ms. Knightly, resulting in the unlawful removal of her daughter.

PROPOSED REMEDY

1.     Amend the laws of the State so that individuals can be held criminally

     liable for perjury, slander, falsified documents and the denial of due    

     process and constitutional right’s

2.     Amend the laws of the State so that actions that take place under the NH    RSA 169-C  "Child Protection Act" are open to the public; to avoid  mishandling of cases and better representation for all parties. 

3.     Amend the laws of the State so that families can have advocates who  

  assist court appointed attorneys; to ensure families rights are protected as provided for under NH RSA 169-C"The Child Protection Act".

4.  Amend the laws of the State allowing “Hearsay” without proof, in the removal of children  taken from their parent’s by NH DCYF.

5.  Amend the laws of the State which allow the Court’s to deny evidence proving innocence.

             6.  By session law request the illegal adoption of Isabella Knightly  be  

           Overturned AND custody be returned to her falsely accused mother.

           7. For Such other and further relief the General Court deems just, proper  

           and equitable in the circumstances

Date: 6/5/11__Signed: Candy Knightly_

GRIEVANCE PETITION REQUEST by Holly Anduray-Hernandez

New Hampshire House of Representatives

Redress of Grievances Committee

GRIEVANCE PETITION REQUEST

Representative:   

District:   _Hillsborough District 24

On behalf of:   Mrs. Holly Anduray-Hernandez____________________

SUCCINCT SUMMARY OF GRIEVANCE

Grievance against the Department of Health and Human Services division of Children Youth and Families; Judge James Leary, Judge Thomas Bamberger and Judge David LeFrancois of the Nashua District Court AND Judge Raymond Cloutier and Judge James Patten of the Hillsborough County Probate Court for their failure to apply and/or follow the laws of the State of New Hampshire and failure to allow procedural due process in their decisions and or actions in the Matter of  In Re: Austin K. Case 2005-M-0532 Nashua District Court And Hillsborough County Probate Court  2007-0167 resulting in the separation of a fit mother from her son for allegations based on fraud and false testimony, after criminal charges were dropped due to new found evidence of innocence, which was denied into evidence by Judge LeFrancois , who also refused to dismiss the case and vacate the District Court order.

 Also for the illegal, forceful removal of Austin and his sister without a court order or warrant from their grandparent’s home due to falsified information, By two DCYF worker’s and four Police Officer’s,without a hearing, denying due process AND for the traumatization and  attempted suicide of Austin and subsequent drugging for his new-found violent behavior after being placed in a Foster home.

Also for terminating a fictitious man’s right’s, well aware the man was not Austin’s father. Austin’s father was an immigrant from Honduras, deported shortly after Austin’s birth and was never contacted nor did he consent to Austin’s illegal name change before adoption or the illegal adoption of his son.

PROPOSED REMEDY

1.     Amend the laws of the State so that individuals can be held criminally liable for perjury, slander, falsified document’s and the denial of due process and constitutional right’s

2.     Amend the laws of the State so that actions that take place under the NH     

          RSA 169-C  "Child Protection Act" are open to the public; to avoid    

          mishandling of cases and better representation for all parties. 

3.     Amend the laws of the State so that families can have advocates who   

  assist court appointed attorneys; to ensure families rights are protected as provided for under NH RSA 169-C "The Child Protection Act".

4.  Amend the laws of the State allowing “Hearsay” without proof, in the removal of children  taken from their parent’s by NH DCYF.

5.  Amend the laws of the State which allow the Court’s to deny evidence proving innocence.

             6.  By session law request the illegal adoption of Austin Knightly  be  

           Overturned AND custody be returned to his falsely accused mother.

           7. For Such other and further relief the General Court deems just, proper  

           and equitable in the circumstances

Date:_9/18/12____         Signed:  Mrs. Holly Anduray-Hernandez

SUCCINCT SUMMARY OF GRIEVANCE Submitted by Dorothy Knightly 2012

New Hampshire House of Representatives

Redress of Grievances Committee

 

GRIEVANCE PETITION REQUEST

 

Representative:   _____________________________

 

District:   _Hillsborough District 24_________________________

 

On behalf of:   Mrs. Dorothy Knightly____________________

 

SUCCINCT SUMMARY OF GRIEVANCE

Grievance against the Department of Health and Human Services division of Children Youth and Families; DCYF Attorney Kate McClure and Judge James Leary for their failure to apply and/or follow the laws of the State of New Hampshire and the Law's of the United States Supreme Court for failure to allow procedural due process in their decisions and or actions in the  Matter of In Re.Isabella K. Case No.05-JV-677 And   Case No:In Re. Austin K.  Case No:2005-M-0532 resulting in the separation of  fit grandparent’s from their granddaughter and grandson for allegations based on fraud AND the denial of custody by the use of Hearsay and the forcefull removal of Austin from his grandparent’s home based on fraud, without a court order or warrant or the grandparents right to be heard.

 

PROPOSED REMEDY

           1. Amend the laws of the State so that individuals can be held criminally         liable for perjury, slander, falsified document’s and the denial of due process and constitutional right’s and non-adherence to the United States Supreme Court Rule of 2004: Crawford v. Washington; Rule 9.0, which states Hearsay is NOT admissible in Family Court Cases or Domestic Violence cases AND 42 U.S.C. which states relative placement WILL be considered before Foster placement.

2.    Amend the laws of the State so that actions that take place under the NH RSA 169-C  "Child Protection Act" are open to the public; to avoid mishandling of cases and better representation for all parties.  

3.  Amend the laws of the State so that families can have advocates who assist court appointed attorneys; to ensure families rights are protected as provided for under NH RSA 169-C "The Child Protection Act".

4.  Amend the laws of the State allowing “Hearsay” without proof, in the removal of children  taken from their parent’s by NH DCYF.

5.  Amend the laws of the State which allow the Court’s to deny evidence proving innocence.

6. Amend the DCYF Administrative Rules and make the rules into Law's so they HAVE to be followed.

             7.  By session law request the illegal adoption’s of Austin Knightly and   

            Isabella Knightly be overturned.

           

           8.  For Such other and further relief the General Court deems just,  proper  

           and equitable in the circumstances

 

Date:_9/18/12__         Signed: Dorothy Knightly