Legally Kidnapped |
- Police: Teen bolts from courthouse
- DCF Pays $150,000 to Settle Sexual Harassment Claim
- Dennis Rodman barred by restraining order from ex-wife, kids
- NY court: Custodial parent can be guilty of kidnap
- Case worker hearing pushed back
- Couple charged with draining adopted son's bank account
- Adopted victim testifies about Pa. sex assaults
- Leading article: False economies do more harm to children in care
- DCF official's ouster linked to alleged affair, sexual harassment
- Couple turns to Twitter for adoption
- Okla. governor signs human services bills into law
- Bill would help foster youths with school records
- Federal Law Introduced to Ease Transfer of Foster Youth Education Records
- Child's Anti-Gay Song Lyrics Lead to Death Threats For Church Pastor, Members
| Police: Teen bolts from courthouse Posted: 01 Jun 2012 04:08 AM PDT Police: Teen bolts from courthouse A teenager being taken to Salem Juvenile Court for a hearing on whether he is a child in need of court supervision made a run for it yesterday morning as he was being let out of a vehicle outside the courthouse, police said. 
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| DCF Pays $150,000 to Settle Sexual Harassment Claim Posted: 01 Jun 2012 03:55 AM PDT DCF Pays $150,000 to Settle Sexual Harassment Claim An employee had charged that she was sexually harassed by her supervisor, a former Bartow church educator. 
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| Dennis Rodman barred by restraining order from ex-wife, kids Posted: 31 May 2012 08:56 PM PDT Dennis Rodman barred by restraining order from ex-wife, kids Former NBA standout Dennis Rodman was hit with a temporary restraining order by an Orange County court commissioner Wednesday, according to attorneys for Rodman and his third wife. 
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| NY court: Custodial parent can be guilty of kidnap Posted: 31 May 2012 08:08 PM PDT NY court: Custodial parent can be guilty of kidnap New York's top court says a custodial parent can be convicted of kidnapping, rejecting the argument that it is impossible under state law. 
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| Case worker hearing pushed back Posted: 31 May 2012 07:59 PM PDT Case worker hearing pushed back The court hearing of a former youth care worker in Sherwood Park who has been charged with sexual exploitation of a young person was pushed to the end of June. 
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| Posted: 31 May 2012 07:53 PM PDT Child abuse reports lead to threats Note: Sooner or later these people are going to have to come to terms with the fact that they're pissing people off. 
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| Couple charged with draining adopted son's bank account Posted: 31 May 2012 07:45 PM PDT Couple charged with draining adopted son's bank account Federal prosecutors say an Alaska couple stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from their adopted son, who won the money from the state in a settlement. 
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| Adopted victim testifies about Pa. sex assaults Posted: 31 May 2012 07:41 PM PDT Adopted victim testifies about Pa. sex assaults A man who was an adopted child says a foster child assigned to his parents by one Pennsylvania county's caseworkers sexually molested him and left him with mental problems he suffers from to this day. 
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| Leading article: False economies do more harm to children in care Posted: 31 May 2012 07:35 PM PDT Leading article: False economies do more harm to children in care The practice of moving children in care to towns where low housing costs make it cheaper to run children's homes may make financial sense. But it has little else to recommend it. Indeed, the leader of Rochdale Council is so concerned about the huge number of privately run homes in his area – 41, compared with just nine in similarly sized Haringey, say – that he believes that children's safety is no longer guaranteed. 
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| DCF official's ouster linked to alleged affair, sexual harassment Posted: 31 May 2012 07:27 PM PDT DCF official's ouster linked to alleged affair, sexual harassment A high-ranking Department of Children and Families official who resigned "for personal and family reasons" in January was forced out after being accused of having an affair with and sexually harassing an employee, DCF officials told The Palm Beach Post this week. 
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| Couple turns to Twitter for adoption Posted: 31 May 2012 07:22 PM PDT A couple from Berkley is using Twitter as a tool as they attempt to adopt. 
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| Okla. governor signs human services bills into law Posted: 31 May 2012 07:16 PM PDT Okla. governor signs human services bills into law Legislation that overhauls the Oklahoma Department of Human Services and reorganizes the agency's child welfare division to make it more accountable and effective was signed into law Thursday by Gov. Mary Fallin. 
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| Bill would help foster youths with school records Posted: 31 May 2012 07:13 PM PDT Bill would help foster youths with school records Federal lawmakers proposed a bill Thursday that would give social workers better access to school records in an effort to improve education for foster children. Rep. Bass: bill would make it easier for social workers to access education records 
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| Federal Law Introduced to Ease Transfer of Foster Youth Education Records Posted: 31 May 2012 07:07 PM PDT Federal Law Introduced to Ease Transfer of Foster Youth Education Records Four members of the Congressional Caucus on Foster Youth submitted a bill today that would ease the movement of a foster youth's education records by removing his biological parent's right to prevent the use of those records, and facilitate easier use of such records by child welfare researchers. 
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| Child's Anti-Gay Song Lyrics Lead to Death Threats For Church Pastor, Members Posted: 31 May 2012 05:24 AM PDT Child's Anti-Gay Song Lyrics Lead to Death Threats For Church Pastor, Members Members of the Apostolic Truth Tabernacle Church in Greensburg, Ind., are getting more than they bargained for after posting a video online of a three-year-old congregation member proudly singing, "Ain't no homos gonna make it to heaven." 
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