Another Sad Truth For Troubled Children | INVISIBLE CHILDREN:
Children in protective services suffer from mental health issues at a far greater rate than the general population. A Hennepin County judge shared with me the psychotropic meds kids in her caseload were proscribed, some as young as 6 (they can’t argue). It was really eye opening.
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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
Saturday, March 2, 2013
The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America Interview - NewsWithViews.TV
NewsWithViews.TV - YouTube:
Join Coach Dave and Charlotte Iserbyt as they discuss the American educational system. According to Charlotte, the schools are working perfectly because they have been designed to dumb our children down.
Maxim Kuzmin’s death: lawyer says foster parents not guilty
Maxim Kuzmin’s death: lawyer says foster parents not guilty : Voice of Russia:
The public was alerted to the death of Max Shatto, known in Russia as Maxim Kuzmin, by Russia’s children’s rights ombudsman Pavel Astakhov.
Astakhov said the three-year-old was treated with strong anti-psychotic drugs and beaten by his mother before he died in a Texan hospital on January 21. The Shattos still have custody over Maxim’s younger brother.
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Immunity for Guardian Ad Litem destroys Connecticut family
Immunity for Guardian Ad Litem destroys Connecticut family | Washington Times Communities:
WASHINGTON, DC, March 1, 2013 - In Connecticut, the phrase “for the sake of the children” is often thrown around on custody cases involving child victims of violent crimes. However, cases like 9-year old Max Liberti’s suggest that some family court appointees are more likely to favor the opportunity to continue billing families for unnecessary, even fraudulent services, over what is best for the child.
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WASHINGTON, DC, March 1, 2013 - In Connecticut, the phrase “for the sake of the children” is often thrown around on custody cases involving child victims of violent crimes. However, cases like 9-year old Max Liberti’s suggest that some family court appointees are more likely to favor the opportunity to continue billing families for unnecessary, even fraudulent services, over what is best for the child.
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Welcome to the (Foster)hood
Welcome to the (Foster)hood | SocialJerk:
One of the toughest things about working in the child welfare system is dealing with all of the petty, bullshit, infighting. (You thought I was going to say it was the sadness of children, didn’t you? Fools, social workers thrive on kiddie tears, they’re like Gatorade!)
One of the toughest things about working in the child welfare system is dealing with all of the petty, bullshit, infighting. (You thought I was going to say it was the sadness of children, didn’t you? Fools, social workers thrive on kiddie tears, they’re like Gatorade!)
What we know about the effects of foster care-Study
What we know about the effects of foster care
Although no one disputes the need for foster care, no one endorses it as a solution to the problems for which it is invoked.
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Although no one disputes the need for foster care, no one endorses it as a solution to the problems for which it is invoked.
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Friday, March 1, 2013
Former Sen. Brown's DOJ complaint alleges favoritism, collusion in Massachusetts judiciary
Former Sen. Brown's DOJ complaint alleges favoritism, collusion in Massachusetts judiciary « Watchdog.org Watchdog.org:
BOSTON, Mass. If the allegations are true, it means that Massachusetts residents, who are not politically connected, can be subjected unequal, unfair treatment within their state’s judiciary system.
Someone inside the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts is suppressing and manipulating evidence. That someone is most likely a court clerk and that someone is operating in collusion with other court clerks, and possibly the current and former chief justices, to avoid issuing a definitive ruling that would clarify the legal distinction between “employment discrimination” and “employment retaliation.”
- See more at: http://watchdog.org/72017/former-sen-browns-doj-complaint-alleges-favoritism-collusion-in-massachusetts-judiciary/#sthash.tIE5sJfK.dpuf
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