Mom sought to regain custody of slain girl

Mom sought to regain custody of slain girl - Chicago Sun-Times:

Note: Another dead child thanks to CPS and the Un-Family Courts!

Eight months before 8-year-old Gizzell Ford suffered a horrifying demise allegedly at the hands of her paternal grandmother, court records show the girl’s mother tried to win back custody of her daughter.But Cook County Judge Lionel Jean-Baptiste wouldn’t give her back to Sandra Mercado last December.

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How a Hamilton mom lost her boys to their father

Clairmont: How a Hamilton mom lost her boys to their father:

It was Ontario's landmark case on the thorny issue of parental alienation.

Lewisberry man facing child-molestation charges was volunteer with Cumberland County child-advocacy program

Lewisberry man facing child-molestation charges was volunteer with Cumberland County child-advocacy program | PennLive.com:

Several months prior to his arrest for allegedly molesting a toddler at the Walmart in Etters, a Lewisberry man was sworn in as a volunteer with the Cumberland County Court Appointed Special Advocates Program.

Support grows for tribal control in child welfare

Support grows for tribal control in child welfare | The Argus Leader | argusleader.com:

Gov. Dennis Daugaard has sent a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius saying he supports tribal efforts in South Dakota to run their own child welfare and foster care services.

Childrens Aid Sale

South Carolina Supreme Court grants adoption following SCOTUS ruling

South Carolina Supreme Court grants adoption following SCOTUS ruling - Indianapolis courts | Examiner.com:

South Carolina's highest court ruled in favor of adoptive parents in a case that went to the U.S.Supreme Court on Wednesday, July 17th, 2013, according to the Associated Press.

Stop the Forced Removal of Baby Veronica

Native American Rights Fund: Stop the Forced Removal of Baby Veronica - ICTMN.com:



Echoing the loud thunder of voices from Native communities and organizations across the U.S. and Canada in outcry over yesterday's decision to return Veronica Brown to South Carolina, the Native American Rights Fund yesterday issued the strongest statement yet in a call to action to join the fight in protecting the girl's right to be raised by her biological father, Dusten Brown.

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