--- On Wed, 9/30/09, sherri d. wrote:

From: sherri d.
Subject: Richard Wexler's research proves my case!!
To: mdaniels@gov.in.gov
Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009, 6:04 PM

National Coalition for Child Protection Reform / 53 Skyhill Road (Suite 202) / Alexandria, Va., 22314 / info@nccpr.org / www.nccpr.org <<a href="http://www.nccpr.org/">http://www.nccpr.org/>
HOW CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKS

"Most of the time, I was taking their kids away… Continue

Please check out my new site made with the intent of trying to fight the injustice done to myself and other families.

Citizens Against CPA Abuse

Cheryl Boyer had asked me to ask others about joining the class action suit, as well as the webpage [Abuse Freedom] abusefreedom.com for the weekly, Tues night chats (9pm EST),
as well as the ning.com network, Abuse Freedom United Against CPS
afuagainstcps.ning.com

She had also asked me to ask everyone if they could prepare a ning.com social network for their state; in other words, I'm asking members to become directors of their states, and be in charge/moderate the
ABUSE FREEDOM UNITED AGAINST… Continue

The Feds and families

Most fathers are absent because the government makes sure they stay absent.
Looking at the marriage initiative, left-liberals ask why a conservative administration is involving the federal government in something as private as the family. There is irony in these liberals defending the family against the government. Yet many Democrats are certain to go along, because all politicians tend to go along with programs that bring money. Domestic violence programs, for example, en… Continue

Follow the money

The "best interest" standard also transforms judges into dispensers of patronage who can appoint evaluators of both parents and children. Here we begin to glimpse the political dynamic that will be fueled by the funding proposed by the Bush administration.

Family courts are controlled by bar associations. To satisfy their members, judges can hire them at public expense or at litigants' expense. "Lucrative patronage positions," writes legal scholar Herbert Jacob, "are generally… Continue