Courthouse News Service:
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (CN) - Riverside County took a newborn baby from her mother without a reason or a warrant - and it makes a habit of it, the mother and baby claim in a federal class action.
"County child welfare agencies regularly subvert the constitutional rights of parents and children by seizing children from their parents when there is no danger to the child, and in fact no need to seize the child at all," McMillan said.
........ They [Riverside County social workers] as a matter of course don't get warrants before seizing kids.
Comment: And New Hampshire DCYF is no better. They also steal children who aren't in danger and also without a warrant. It's too bad there aren't any Lawyer's brave enough to go after NH DCYF. All chicken shit!
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
Thursday, December 18, 2014
State-by-state breakdown of child abuse deaths
State-by-state breakdown of child abuse deaths:
The Associated Press asked all 50 states, the District of Columbia and military services to provide information on children who died of abuse or neglect over a six-year span, even as authorities were investigating them or their families or providing some form of protective services.
The Associated Press asked all 50 states, the District of Columbia and military services to provide information on children who died of abuse or neglect over a six-year span, even as authorities were investigating them or their families or providing some form of protective services.
Court upholds dismissal of foster care lawsuit
Court upholds dismissal of foster care lawsuit - Boston News, Weather, Sports | FOX 25 | MyFoxBoston:
BOSTON (AP) - Attorney General Martha Coakley is applauding a federal appeals court ruling on a lawsuit that became a major issue during her recent unsuccessful campaign for governor.
BOSTON (AP) - Attorney General Martha Coakley is applauding a federal appeals court ruling on a lawsuit that became a major issue during her recent unsuccessful campaign for governor.
Abused kids die as officials fail to protect
Abused kids die as officials fail to protect - Worcester Telegram & Gazette - telegram.com:
BUTTE, Montana — At least 786 children died of abuse or neglect in the U.S. in a six-year span in plain view of child protection authorities — many of them beaten, starved or left alone to drown while agencies had good reason to know they were in danger, The Associated Press has found.
BUTTE, Montana — At least 786 children died of abuse or neglect in the U.S. in a six-year span in plain view of child protection authorities — many of them beaten, starved or left alone to drown while agencies had good reason to know they were in danger, The Associated Press has found.
Texas: Children's Advocacy Group Brings Class-Action Lawsuit Against CPS
Texas: Children's Advocacy Group Brings Class-Action Lawsuit Against CPS - Breitbart:
Crystal Bentley, age twenty-three, spent sixteen years in the Texas foster care system. Her testimony in a federal civil trial being held in Corpus Christi casts even more shadows on the embattled Texas Children’s Protective Services agency (CPS). The agency, formally known as the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (TDFPS), is the subject of a civil rights class-action lawsuit.
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Portland jury awards record sum against DHS: $4.1M to girls who said foster mom molested them
Portland jury awards record sum against DHS: $4.1M to girls who said foster mom molested them | OregonLive.com:
A Portland jury on Friday awarded the largest sum ever levied against the Oregon Department of Human Services for failing to protect children: $4.1 million to two girls who said they were molested by their Portland foster mom, who had been reported to a child-abuse hotline seven times before state child-welfare workers intervened.
A Portland jury on Friday awarded the largest sum ever levied against the Oregon Department of Human Services for failing to protect children: $4.1 million to two girls who said they were molested by their Portland foster mom, who had been reported to a child-abuse hotline seven times before state child-welfare workers intervened.
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