A barrister who fought for parents trying to keep their children found herself a victim of the same system
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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
Sunday, April 7, 2013
The lawyer mother who beat the social workers
The lawyer mother who beat the social workers - Telegraph:
School: Boy, 5, can’t go back to kindergarten until he gets rid of his Mohawk
School: Boy, 5, can’t go back to kindergarten until he gets rid of his Mohawk - NY Daily News:
A five-year-old student at Reid Elementary School in Springfield, Ohio, was told that his Mohawk violated the dress code and caused a distraction in the classroom. School officials told Ethan Clos’ family that he could not return until he got a new hairstyle.
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A five-year-old student at Reid Elementary School in Springfield, Ohio, was told that his Mohawk violated the dress code and caused a distraction in the classroom. School officials told Ethan Clos’ family that he could not return until he got a new hairstyle.
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NC DHHS head: Transparency can be “dangerous”
NC DHHS head: Transparency can be “dangerous” (Video) « The Progressive Pulse:
Here’s video on the unusual tangent N.C. Department of Health and Human Services Aldona Wos went on earlier this week in which she called government transparency “dangerous” during a press conference about contracting out the state’s Medicaid services.
Here’s video on the unusual tangent N.C. Department of Health and Human Services Aldona Wos went on earlier this week in which she called government transparency “dangerous” during a press conference about contracting out the state’s Medicaid services.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Judge Orders F.D.A. to Make Morning-After Pill Available Over the Counter for All Ages
Judge Orders F.D.A. to Make Morning-After Pill Available Over the Counter for All Ages - NYTimes.com:
A federal judge on Friday ordered that the most common morning-after pill be made available over the counter for all ages, instead of requiring a prescription for girls 16 and younger. But his acidly worded decision raises a broader question about whether a cabinet secretary can decide on a drug’s availability for reasons other than its safety and effectiveness.
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A federal judge on Friday ordered that the most common morning-after pill be made available over the counter for all ages, instead of requiring a prescription for girls 16 and younger. But his acidly worded decision raises a broader question about whether a cabinet secretary can decide on a drug’s availability for reasons other than its safety and effectiveness.
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LePage Withdraws Support of TRC
LePage Withdraws Support of TRC | wcsh6.com:
AUGUSTA -- (News Center) Governor Paul LePage says he is withdrawing his support of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.The TRC is beginning a three year process of examining the issues surrounding decades of federal and state policy that led to native Maine children being removed from their homes and sent to live with white families without parental or tribal permission.
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AUGUSTA -- (News Center) Governor Paul LePage says he is withdrawing his support of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.The TRC is beginning a three year process of examining the issues surrounding decades of federal and state policy that led to native Maine children being removed from their homes and sent to live with white families without parental or tribal permission.
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Foster mother's manslaughter conviction upheld by appeal court
Foster mother's manslaughter conviction upheld by appeal court - Edmonton - CBC News:
The Court of Appeal of Alberta has upheld the manslaughter conviction of an Edmonton foster mother found guilty in the death of a three-year-old boy in her care.
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The Court of Appeal of Alberta has upheld the manslaughter conviction of an Edmonton foster mother found guilty in the death of a three-year-old boy in her care.
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The State Of Child Protection In America Today
The State Of Child Protection In America Today | INVISIBLE CHILDREN:
American institutions are producing exactly that which they were designed to stop. Almost all the youth in juvenile justice have come through child protection programs. Virtually all criminal justice candidates have been juvenile offenders. 2/3′s of these people have mental health problems (fully half of this number have multiple, serious, and chronic conditions – these are the dangerous and dysfunctional folks that so often make the news).
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American institutions are producing exactly that which they were designed to stop. Almost all the youth in juvenile justice have come through child protection programs. Virtually all criminal justice candidates have been juvenile offenders. 2/3′s of these people have mental health problems (fully half of this number have multiple, serious, and chronic conditions – these are the dangerous and dysfunctional folks that so often make the news).
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