Woman Behind Roe v. Wade: "I'm Dedicating My Life to Overturning It"

Woman Behind Roe v. Wade: "I'm Dedicating My Life to Overturning It" | LifeNews.com:

As Roe v. Wade and its allowance for unlimited abortions throughout pregnancy turns 40 today, the woman behind the infamous Supreme Court case has pledged her life to overturning it.

Delaware panel mulls public access to Family Court

Delaware panel mulls public access to Family Court | WESM:

DOVER, Del. (AP) — A task force established by state lawmakers to study public access to Family Court proceedings in Delaware is getting down to work.

Mother of missing Maine toddler preserves the right to sue Maine DHHS

Mother of missing Maine toddler preserves the right to sue Maine DHHS:

AUGUSTA, Maine — An attorney for the mother of a toddler who disappeared from the father's home in December 2011 says a court filing preserves the right to sue the state, but that there's been no decision on whether to do so.

Children's Rights: Family Court System Can Cause Trauma

Children's Rights: Family Court System Can Cause Trauma - Children and Families in Florida:

Effects of Trauma on Family Court Cases:
What is Trauma and Why We Must Address It?
By Linda Fieldstone
Supervisor Family Court Services 11th Jud. Cir. ~

Teen arrested, accused of sexuall abusing another child at group

Teen arrested, accused of sexuall abusing another child at group - Tucson News Now:

Serious allegations tonight about a foster home on the northwest side.

South Carolina: Child Protective Services Fudging the Figures on Children at Risk

South Carolina: Child Protective Services Fudging the Figures on Children at Risk:

In South Carolina, children who’ve had contact with Child Protective Services are dying at an unprecedented rate this year, while CPS channels serious abuse cases to private contractors that aren’t trained to handle them. That’s the disturbing word from this article (Free Times, 10/2/13). Meanwhile, the state agency that runs Child Protective Services is covering up the tragic facts with bureaucratic maneuvering.

Tribal Leaders Worry 'Baby Veronica' Case Sets Precedent Against ICWA

Tribal Leaders Worry 'Baby Veronica' Case Sets Precedent Against - NewsOn6.com - Tulsa, OK - News, Weather, Video and Sports - KOTV.com |:

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TULSA, Oklahoma -

Leaders from Oklahoma's Five Civilized Tribes met in Tulsa Thursday. The Indian Child Welfare Act was a huge topic of discussion. 

Many tribal leaders fear the "Baby Veronica" custody case will have a negative impact on a law that means so much to Indian culture.