Playboypenguin
Moderator
The second part of your post does not negate the disrespectful and accusatory nature of the first part.Nice job ignoring the second part of my post.
Sheesh. I'm done here.
Good bye.
The second part of your post does not negate the disrespectful and accusatory nature of the first part.Nice job ignoring the second part of my post.
Sheesh. I'm done here.
WildAlaskaFiremax
Justice!
No, it's called Rule of Law.
Stage 2
Abuses/mistakes from cps happen all the time. There doesn't need to be an 'anti government' wacko anywhere. The government has to have a warrant based on PC to come in and search your home. A child isn't simply a piece of property, its a human being. Therefore if you're going to take a kid from their parents, you'd better have a damn good reason and damn good evidence to support said reason.
You see there is a flip side here as wrongfully taking a kid away from their parents is incredibly harmful for both the kid and the parents.
When a government agency screws up and a court rules against the agency, it is called Justice.
conspiracyWhats it called when they do things right and the Court rules against the indvidual then?
well wild ...its not called liberty (if its not following the Constitution...that is)
In a passionate speech, Andrea Sloan, an attorney for a mother, said authorities obtained her client's birth certificate in the raid, but continued classifying her as a minor even though she will be 28 in less than two weeks. The woman, Leona Allred, even had a copy of her birth certificate, but her status as a minor was not changed until Tuesday's hearing.
Care to post any supporting information about this. All the reports from witnesses on the scene (including an interview on Oprah) say the exact opposite.3. CPS headlines about pregnant teens are turning out to be false.
PlayboyPenguin
Care to post any supporting information about this. All the reports from witnesses on the scene (including an interview on Oprah) say the exact opposite.
It's been all over the news PBP. Do your own research.
Face it, you were (are) on the wrong side of a legal issue. Just get over it and move on.
Haven't changed my stance at all...still believe it will turn out just as I suspected it would...and you are completely wrong.It's been all over the news PBP. Do your own research.
Face it, you were (are) on the wrong side of a legal issue. Just get over it and move on.
playboypenguin
Haven't changed my stance at all...still believe it will turn out just as I suspected it would...and you are completely wrong.
Just got back from the gym and saw it at least a dozen times on the different channels.when the story about FLDS broke some weeks ago, it was all over the news... every channel, night and day for weeks. Now, I don't know about you guys, but I've heard hardly a mention of it here and there on the media today.
wildalaska
... care to tell us how PP was wrong
wildalaska
Before you crow, have you read the decision yet?
In a ruling that could torpedo the case against the West Texas polygamist sect, a state appeals court Thursday said authorities had no right to seize more than 440 children in a raid on the splinter group's compound last month.
The Third Court of Appeals in Austin said the state failed to show the youngsters were in any immediate danger, the only grounds in Texas law for taking children from their parents without court action.
The decision in one of the biggest child-custody cases in U.S. history was a humiliating defeat for the state Child Protective Services agency.
the appeals court said the state acted too hastily in sweeping up all the children and taking them away on an emergency basis without going to court first.
The court also said the state was wrong to consider the entire ranch as a single household and to seize all the children on the grounds that some parents in the home might be abusers
Of the 31 people the state initially said were underage mothers, 15 have been reclassified as adults, and one is 27. (Oops?)
Five judges in San Angelo, about 40 miles north of Eldorado, have been holding hearings on what the parents must do to regain custody. Those hearings, which began Monday, were suspended after the ruling Thursday.