The principle of open justice must be applied to all, even the highly sensitive work of the Court of Protection - Editorials - Voices - The Independent:
That these hearings takes place behind closed doors sits uneasily with a commitment to openness and transparency
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, January 4, 2014
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Unwed father alleges racketeering in adoption lawsuit
Unwed father alleges racketeering in adoption lawsuit | Deseret News:
SALT LAKE CITY — A West Jordan attorney and his Arizona-based client are suing for $130 million over an adoption that they say was unlawful, citing a federal act typically used to prosecute gang members and others involved in organized crime.
SALT LAKE CITY — A West Jordan attorney and his Arizona-based client are suing for $130 million over an adoption that they say was unlawful, citing a federal act typically used to prosecute gang members and others involved in organized crime.
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Fixing child protection
Fixing child protection - latimes.com:
An interim report offers a way to coordinate work done by multiple county agencies.
An interim report offers a way to coordinate work done by multiple county agencies.
Foster Child in Hospital Taken Off Life Support
Foster Child in Hospital Taken Off Life Support - WDEF News 12:
Two year old Sahara Palmer was rushed to T.C. Thompson Children's Hospital late Monday night with a traumatic head injury.
According to Sahara's uncle Johnathan Smith the foster family that brought her there left right after she was admitted.
Two year old Sahara Palmer was rushed to T.C. Thompson Children's Hospital late Monday night with a traumatic head injury.
According to Sahara's uncle Johnathan Smith the foster family that brought her there left right after she was admitted.
Happy New Year-2014! Could this be Our Year?
Happy New Year Everyone! Could this be our Year? The year of Child Protective Services demise?
I sure hope so. With all the stories this past year, shared around the world of CPS worker's finally getting their just desert's, this just could be the year their reign of terror comes to an end.
Maybe the Family Court's will even stop treating families worse than convicted criminal's. Maybe families will finally be given "due process" AND "Open" Court hearings, no longer hiding behind closed door's. Maybe the Federal Govt. will finally investigate the deceitful practices used against families and put an end to Title IV funding, used to destroy families. Maybe this year they will finally get it right and only reward CPS for families kept together. How about Services to at-risk families and Relative placement to truly abused children instead of Foster care. Better yet, abolishment of CPS and let the Police handle REAL cases of abuse, like it used to be. Put an end to the Adoption Promotion Act, responsible for the endless removal of children.
Responsible for the States trying to outdo each other in child removals in order to obtain more Federal funding. Jury trials would be nice also.
Here are just a few of Child Protective Services screw ups and firings for 2013. Let's hope 2014 see's many more firings, Worldwide. These stories also include innocent children, who died while in Foster care, where CPS was responsible for placing them:
I sure hope so. With all the stories this past year, shared around the world of CPS worker's finally getting their just desert's, this just could be the year their reign of terror comes to an end.
Maybe the Family Court's will even stop treating families worse than convicted criminal's. Maybe families will finally be given "due process" AND "Open" Court hearings, no longer hiding behind closed door's. Maybe the Federal Govt. will finally investigate the deceitful practices used against families and put an end to Title IV funding, used to destroy families. Maybe this year they will finally get it right and only reward CPS for families kept together. How about Services to at-risk families and Relative placement to truly abused children instead of Foster care. Better yet, abolishment of CPS and let the Police handle REAL cases of abuse, like it used to be. Put an end to the Adoption Promotion Act, responsible for the endless removal of children.
Responsible for the States trying to outdo each other in child removals in order to obtain more Federal funding. Jury trials would be nice also.
Here are just a few of Child Protective Services screw ups and firings for 2013. Let's hope 2014 see's many more firings, Worldwide. These stories also include innocent children, who died while in Foster care, where CPS was responsible for placing them:
Mother Says She Has Proof Her Son Was Abused By Foster Parents For Years
Mother Outraged After Baby Dies While In DCS Custody
The video judges tried to block: Father secretly records harrowing moment six-hour-old baby is taken away by social services
For many more stories on Child (UN) Protective Services, check out my blog (links at the right) AND Legally Kidnapped for plenty of dirt on the Child Protection industry!
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Mother Says She Has Proof Her Son Was Abused By Foster Parents For Years
Mother Says She Has Proof Her Son Was Abused By Foster Parents For Years | WREG.com:
(Memphis) A child was taken out of his foster home after police said they found large bruises and scars on his body.The boy’s biological mother said she first reported the abuse to the Department of Child Services two years ago, but nothing was done until the child was taken to the hospital.
Cherokee County woman charged with murder of foster child
Cherokee County woman charged with murder of foster child - Tulsa World: Tahlequah:
TAHLEQUAH — A woman who was arrested earlier this month after one of her foster children was found dead was charged Monday with first-degree murder.
TAHLEQUAH — A woman who was arrested earlier this month after one of her foster children was found dead was charged Monday with first-degree murder.
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