Giving up their kids; mentally ill children, and the custody crisis you never heard of

Article Abstract:

Issues are discussed regarding the care of mentally ill children. When the parents of such children are not extremely wealthy or poor enough to be covered by Medicaid, those uninsured or underinsured must often relinquish custody of their children to get the care paid for by the state.

Medically uninsured persons, Custody of children, Child custody, Mentally ill children

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A reformer made in prison; ex-prosecutor saw death in new light - and he nearly died too

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The career as a prison reform advocate of former state attorney-general Ernie D Preate after his imprisonment for fund-raising abuses. Preate now favors a death penalty moratorium, a total change from his views before going to prison.

Pennsylvania, Behavior, Employment, Ex-convicts, Prison reformers, Preate, Ernie D.

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Two dads, two responses; lawyers stand on opposite sides in adoption rights fight

Article Abstract:

The controversial Oregon ballot initiative giving adoptees the right to learn the identity of their birth parents is discussed. A group called Bastard Nation is working to put such measures on the ballots of all 50 states.

Oregon, Adoption

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