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Attn Victims of Rebecca Fierle
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Not sure what this is for, but Dr. Sam is making the request, most likely to help someone.
Attn Victims of Rebecca Fierle
If you are a victim of this Florida Guardian pls call me 855 913 5337 x101 ASAP
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take a look at what a 2013 Conn. case says about removing children from parents. They claim only a 10% predicative risk to a child should establish child removal. This comes at at time when studies show risk of physical, emotional and even sexual abuse is many times higher when kids are removed and placed in a foster environment or even a group home for older kids.
Supreme Court Establishes New Standard in Predictive Neglect Cases
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In a recent decision involving the Department of Children and Families, the Connecticut Supreme Court established a new standard governing the doctrine…
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At least 85,000 law enforcement officers across the USA have been investigated or disciplined for misconduct over the past decade, an investigation by USA TODAY Network found.
Officers have beaten members of the public, planted evidence and used their badges to harass women. They have lied, stolen, dealt drugs, driven drunk and abused their spouses.
Despite their role as public servants, the men and women who swear an oath to keep communities safe can generally avoid public scrutiny for their misdeeds.
The records of their misconduct are filed away, rarely seen by anyone outside their departments. Police unions and their political…
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It started as an accidental fall for Melissa and Dillon Bright’s 5-month-old son Mason. He was rushed to the hospital, where doctors found he had two fractures in his skull.
The family says that because doctors did not believe the second fracture came from the fall, they were investigated for child abuse.
“We were just completely oblivious to the fact that they were accusing us of abuse,” Melissa said.
CPS placed the children with another family member. The Brights tell ABC13 that in the meantime they sought a second opinion from another doctor.
That doctor explained that the second fracture could have in fact come from the same fall.
While still in placement with another family member, the…
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When Lanre Amu was a lawyer, he fought tirelessly for the rights of many people, often without pay. He served the poor, the person of color and the immigrant.
He was well educated and held three degrees, on in engineering, an MBA and a JD. He is a devout Christian and follows the principles of Jesus.
However, when he exposed corruption of certain high powered judges in Cook County, the power that be, Jerome Larkin and James Grogin of the ARDC (Atty Regn and Disciplinary Commission) put him through a kangaroo trial with absolutely no witnesses and against him and awarded him a 4 year suspension for revealing publicly the fact that Judge Lynn Egan was having her brother’s law firm appear in front of her and was granting all their motions (no matter how stupid), and denying all of Amu’s motions.
He complained, and the ARDC went after him…
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Top Court Finds Judge Bullied Mother Into Accepting Care Orders For Her Children
11MondayFeb 2019
Posted in Family Law, Researching Reform
A judge bullied a mother into agreeing to care orders for her two children, the Court of Appeal has found. The orders made by Her Honour Judge Carr QC in Sheffield were set aside by the Court of Appeal and replaced with short-term interim care orders.
The Court of Appeal raised a number of serious concerns in its judgment. The now common practice of judges making up their minds about a case before the parties put their arguments forward during hearings was noted, a phenomenon that will be familiar to lay advisors and families who have been forced to represent themselves in their own family cases.
Lord Justice Peter Jackson…
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MOST IMPORTANTLY WITH JUDGES TRESPASSING UPON THE LAWS AND COMMITTING TREASON IT APPEARS THE ON PERSONS EMPLOYED ARE THOSE WHO ARE CRIMINALLY MINDED TO MAINTAIN THEIR POSITIONS UNLAWFULLY.
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Federal Courthouse, Pecos, Tex. Courtesy of Debbie NathanA leaked photograph shows 37 defendants in…
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