Foster parents sue state for pulling 2nd Amendment rights:
"The state of Illinois is being sued again over its gun restrictions.
This time it’s because the state’s agencies prohibit foster parents from having protective weapons available in their homes."
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Illinois Family Wants to Adopt Foster Child — But May Be Forced to Give Up Their Second Amendment Rights to Do So
Illinois Family Wants to Adopt Foster Child — But May Be Forced to Give Up Their Second Amendment Rights to Do So | TheBlaze.com:
Kenneth and Colleen Shults are hoping to formally adopt a foster child into their family, but in a federal suit filed this week, they are claiming they would be forced to give up their Second Amendment rights to do so.
Kenneth and Colleen Shults are hoping to formally adopt a foster child into their family, but in a federal suit filed this week, they are claiming they would be forced to give up their Second Amendment rights to do so.
Questions Over Parents' Constitutional Rights Suppressed in Texas CPS Reform Hearing
Questions Over Parents' Constitutional Rights Suppressed in Texas CPS Reform Hearing:
Two Texas House hearings have been held to address nightmares with the Texas Child Protective Services agency. During one of those hearings, a state representative who was chairman of the committee, angrily shut-out a discussion of the due process and other constitutional rights of parents.
Two Texas House hearings have been held to address nightmares with the Texas Child Protective Services agency. During one of those hearings, a state representative who was chairman of the committee, angrily shut-out a discussion of the due process and other constitutional rights of parents.
Bail lowered in case of Wasilla mother charged with starving adopted kids
Bail lowered in case of Wasilla mother charged with starving adopted kids:
ANCHORAGE (KTUU) - A judge has reduced the $100,000 bail of a Wasilla woman accused of starving and abusing three of her adopted daughters.
ANCHORAGE (KTUU) - A judge has reduced the $100,000 bail of a Wasilla woman accused of starving and abusing three of her adopted daughters.
DHS cites neglect by foster home worker
DHS cites neglect by foster home worker:
The Minnesota Department of Human Services has found neglect in the case of a St. Cloud adult foster home worker who admitted helping a resident obtain drugs.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services has found neglect in the case of a St. Cloud adult foster home worker who admitted helping a resident obtain drugs.
Kansas DCF reaches settlement in lawsuit over beating death of 4-year-old boy
Kansas DCF reaches settlement in lawsuit over beating death of 4-year-old boy | CJOnline.com:
The Kansas Department for Children and Families has reached a settlement in a federal lawsuit that charged the agency made mistakes before the beating death of a 4-year-old boy.
The Kansas Department for Children and Families has reached a settlement in a federal lawsuit that charged the agency made mistakes before the beating death of a 4-year-old boy.
Foster mother gets 9 months in prison for abusing baby
Foster mother gets 9 months in prison for abusing baby - Journal Inquirer: East Windsor:
An Enfield Superior Court judge gave an East Windsor foster mother nine months in prison for abusing a 6½-month-old boy in her care last summer.
An Enfield Superior Court judge gave an East Windsor foster mother nine months in prison for abusing a 6½-month-old boy in her care last summer.
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