Transparency in the family courts: new practice guidance takes effect

Transparency in the family courts: new practice guidance takes effect. By John Bolch. - Marilyn Stowe Blog:

The President of the Family Division’spractice guidance on the publication of judgments takes effect from today.

The purpose of the guidance is to increase the number of family court judgments that are published, with the ultimate aim of improving ‘transparency’, i.e. making the public more aware of the work of the family courts, thereby countering the charge that the family courts operate ‘a system of secret and unaccountable justice’.

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NH Gov. Slippery Slope updated

DMVC Productions = Results : NH Gov. Slippery Slope updated:

NH RSA 329-B -3  - Mental Health Board...
This board now includes the  HEINOUS AND LETHAL
SUSAN VONDERHEIDE, of Nashua, NH
NOMINATED BY - Maggie Hassan, Governor of NH (d) on  7/10/13  without public notice because...
(coincidentally the same day the Supreme Court denied a Plaintiff's appeal against Vonderheide; on appeal to a higher court.)

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400 New Foster Kids - Baby LK Report For February 2nd 2014

Report: 95 children died while under DCF supervision since 2001

Report: 95 children died while under DCF supervision since 2001 - Boston News, Weather, Sports | FOX 25 | MyFoxBoston:

(MyFoxBoston.com) -- The numbers seem shocking: 95 children whose cases were overseen by social workers from the Department of Children and Families have died from abuse or neglect since 2001.

Foster parents of boy found handcuffed with dead chickend around neck due in court

Foster parents of boy found handcuffed with dead chickend around neck due in court | khou.com Houston:

UNION COUNTY, N.C. -- A former DSS supervisor charged with child abuse is due in court Monday morning, along with her boyfriend, for their first court appearance since they were indicted.

Foster parents’ sentence reduced in death of girl, 2

Foster parents’ sentence reduced in death of girl, 2 - Spokesman.com - Feb. 1, 2014:

Post Falls foster parents once facing charges of injury to a child and conspiracy to conceal evidence were sentenced on a reduced charge of perjury in a North Idaho courtroom this week.

Foster parents get jail time for perjury

Foster parents get jail time for perjury - Coeur d'Alene Press: Local News:

COEUR d'ALENE - A pair of Post Falls foster parents were sentenced in Kootenai County District Court this week for perjuring themselves while on trial for child abuse charges that were dismissed in court last summer.