Did Hospitals Find The Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow?

Did Hospitals Find The Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow? | A Miracle for Two Sisters:

According to the code of federal regulation 46.116, wards of the state such as foster children can be used in clinical research trials and a doctor, researcher or any other state appointed representative can sign consent. 

The entire country is affected.

Massachusetts……

November 2012 Boston Children’s Hospital signs a $225 million dollar collaborative research agreement to do clinical trials on patients at their hospital.

Family Court Fraud, Collusion & Corruption - The Brilliant Racket(tm)

Family Court Fraud, Collusion & Corruption - The Brilliant Racket(tm):

Alert: Family Law Is Consumer Fraud

FCLU has opened a formal Federal Trade Commission (FTC) case for investigation into Family Court Fraud, Deception & Racketeering.  Send your complaints to crcmessages@ftc.gov or fax 202-326-2012.  Please reference Case Number 58748109 in the email subject line. State all judges, lawyers, “experts”, laws broken, duration and cost of your case. Make sure you include your contact information, docket number and jurisdictional information. Your document can be as little as one page or numerous pages. We need volumes of complaints to support our formal legal filings.   FTC’s charter is “Protecting America’s Consumer” and Family Court needs to be abolished or strongly regulated federally. Let’s make them do their job.

Noncustodial parent visitation rights bill signed into law

Noncustodial parent visitation rights bill signed into law | Oklahoma Welcome | Oklahoma Welcome:

OKLAHOMA CITY – Law-abiding noncustodial parents will no longer have to deal with having their visitation rights ignored or violated thanks to legislation signed into law Tuesday. Senate Bill 1612, by Sen. Ron Sharp and Rep. Jon Echols, will ensure that custodial parents honor court-ordered visitation schedules for noncustodial parents or face punishment.

Retired Arizona Judge Reveals Corruption in Legal System

Retired Arizona Judge Reveals Corruption in Legal System:

Justice John F. Molloy was an attorney in Arizona who went on to serve as a judge on the Arizona Superior Court bench. He is probably best known for his time serving as Chief Justice to Court of Appeals for the State of Arizona, where he authored the famous Miranda decision that was subsequently appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court and overturned, resulting in what is known today as the “Miranda Rights” which law enforcement now quotes to suspected criminals upon arrest. 

False allegations: CPS and Family Court – a match made in heaven

False allegations: CPS and Family Court – a match made in heaven - Vancouver Parenting | Examiner.com:

If you are having difficulty processing how a person can lose custody over false allegations of abuse, let me assure you, you are not alone.

There is a difference between criminal court and family court. In criminal court a person is deemed innocent until proven guilty. The prosecutor has the burden to prove that the defendant is guilty.

This is not the case in family court, where false allegations have become a commodity. In family court there is no burden of proof. Furthermore, the accused is guilty unless and until proven innocent. (Comment: Even then, CPS still considers them guilty!)

Anonymous launches Operation Expose CPS

Anonymous launches Operation Expose CPS:





March 6, 2015. Cyberspace. (ONN). Those pesky hacker kids are at it again. In addition to their ongoing cyber wars against pedophiles, ISIS, censorship, predatory corporations and a host of other worthy targets, the famous group of computer hacktivists recently released a video announcing the launch of Operation Expose CPS. Ripping kids from their parents used to be a last resort. Now, it’s a massive profit center. And some officials have proven they’re willing to resort to murder to keep the money flowing. But victimized parents are no longer defenseless and alone. Anonymous has joined their cause.

Disabled mom gets daughter back after legal battle

Disabled mom gets daughter back after legal battle - Parents - TODAY.com:

A Massachusetts mom with a “mild intellectual disability” won a two-year historic legal battle Monday and was reunited with the baby who was taken from her at 2 days old and placed in foster care. 
Comment:Exactly the same thing I was told by DCYF in New Hampshire. I was told I had to choose between my sick, potentially dying daughter and my grandson. I was told if I wanted my grandson I had to throw my sick daughter out. After my daughter got better, former DCYF Director Maggie Bishop asked,"Why isn't C**** dead?"