Ex-foster dad charged in 2nd sex-abuse case - Omaha.com: OMAHA METRO:
An Omaha man accused of sexually assaulting his former foster daughter has been charged with abusing another girl, Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine said Friday.
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EDITORIAL: Drugs in the Classroom, Part Two
EDITORIAL: Drugs in the Classroom, Part Two - Pagosa Daily Post News Events & Video for Pagosa Springs Colorado:
No one will deny that some children have a better ability to maintain a steady focus on a boring classroom lecture, without being distracted, than other children do. The question we need to answer, for the sake of the world’s future, is this: Should we be drugging the children who are less able to maintain their focus on sometimes tedious academic instruction?
No one will deny that some children have a better ability to maintain a steady focus on a boring classroom lecture, without being distracted, than other children do. The question we need to answer, for the sake of the world’s future, is this: Should we be drugging the children who are less able to maintain their focus on sometimes tedious academic instruction?
Court sides with DCF, teen will remain in custody for forced chemotherapy
Court sides with DCF, teen will remain in custody for forced chemotherapy - WICU12 HD WSEE Erie, PA News, Sports, Weather, Events:
Hartford, CT -- A Windsor Locks teen faced a judge in Connecticut State Supreme court Thursday, as she has been undergoing chemotherapy against her will. She is identified as Cassandra C in court papers and believes she should be allowed to make her own health care decisions even though she's a minor.
Hartford, CT -- A Windsor Locks teen faced a judge in Connecticut State Supreme court Thursday, as she has been undergoing chemotherapy against her will. She is identified as Cassandra C in court papers and believes she should be allowed to make her own health care decisions even though she's a minor.
Foster mom says she's willing to lose infant over flu shot mandate
Foster mom says she's willing to lose infant over flu shot mandate | Local & Regional | Seattle News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News | KOMO News:
TACOMA, Wash. -- Foster families are under a new mandate that everyone in their house needs a flu shot if they have foster kids under two years of age.
TACOMA, Wash. -- Foster families are under a new mandate that everyone in their house needs a flu shot if they have foster kids under two years of age.
New Jersey Appeals Court Rules Cannabis Use Alone Not Reason to Remove Child
New Jersey Appeals Court Rules Cannabis Use Alone Not Reason to Remove Child:
Two days before Christmas, an appellate court in New Jersey gave one Garden state mother the best possible gift; a panel headed by Honorable Carmen Alvarez ruled that not only were verbal admissions about possible cannabis use insufficient evidence for an emergency removal order of an infant child but that the state failed to provide any evidence that simply using cannabis constituted child abuse or neglect. While at first glance, this simply appears to be a case of the courts using common sense, in reality it is a major departure from the common practices of the family court system that have existed for decades.
Two days before Christmas, an appellate court in New Jersey gave one Garden state mother the best possible gift; a panel headed by Honorable Carmen Alvarez ruled that not only were verbal admissions about possible cannabis use insufficient evidence for an emergency removal order of an infant child but that the state failed to provide any evidence that simply using cannabis constituted child abuse or neglect. While at first glance, this simply appears to be a case of the courts using common sense, in reality it is a major departure from the common practices of the family court system that have existed for decades.
Lawmakers tire of DCFS’ lack of accountability
Lawmakers tire of DCFS’ lack of accountability - The Daily Journal: Local:
It was déjà vu for some state legislators Wednesday as they heard reports of ineptitude within the state's child welfare agency that left wards of the state open to neglect, abuse and crime.
It was déjà vu for some state legislators Wednesday as they heard reports of ineptitude within the state's child welfare agency that left wards of the state open to neglect, abuse and crime.
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