CHILD SLAVE TRADE PROJECT

NEW MATERIAL POSTED JULY 7, 2005: EMERGENCY NATIONAL CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM ORGANIZED CRIME ALERT

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July 3, 2005

SMOKING GUN EVIDENCE JUVENILE AND FAMILY COURT DECISIONS ARE DRIVEN BY THE GOAL OF MAXIMIZING CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM FEDERAL FUND REVENUE

Parents nationwide have complained for decades that their families were destroyed and children seized by corrupt child protection agencies for no other reason than to obtain federal funds for State governments. They have been telling the truth all along. Clear evidence has been discovered documenting how organized crime methods and procedures are integrated into juvenile and family courts. This documentation has been assembled through the combined efforts of independent researchers in California, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, researchers for the American Family Rights Association, and document research conducted by THE SOCIOLOGY CENTER.

Instructions for shaping judicial child and family protection decisions to maximize child protection system federal fund claims have been documented in the CALIFORNIA JUDGES BENCHGUIDES: BENCHGUIDE 200: Juvenile Dependency Initial or Detention Hearing (2004). The instructions are scattered throughout the Benchguide emphasized by the label "Judicial Tip." One example states:

Page 100-13
"JUDICIAL TIP: Failure to make this finding may cause permanent loss of federal funding for foster care. See discussion of other required findings in §100.36. The court may make this a temporary finding pending the continued detention hearing."

The full text of CALIFORNIA JUDGES BENCHGUIDES: BENCHGUIDE 200: Juvenile Dependency Initial or Detention Hearing is available at http://thesociologycenter.com/EvidenceBooks/Bench Guides SmallFile.pdf (35.1Mb)

A publication of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges titled RESOURCE GUIDELINES: Improving Court Practice in Child Abuse & Neglect Cases provides additional evidence that this represents national judicial policy and that strategies using juvenile and family judicial decisions to maximize child protection system federal fund revenue is a well known corrupting influence on the judicial system. Two example state:

Appendix C, Page 158, Note 15
15. Two commentators summarize the barriers facing judicial oversight:
[T]he authority of judges in these matters is often limited; they do not have the power to order the agency to provide services to an individual. In some states, the courts will make a positive “reasonable efforts” determination regardless of agency efforts in order to ensure federal funding. Judges are not trained in matters over which the juvenile court has jurisdiction and, because of rotation schedules, remain in the assignment for a short period of time. Consequently, they do not acquire the experience needed to handle these sensitive cases. While judges in some localities make a good faith effort to determine whether adequate services have been offered to the family, in many localities a positive finding is merely a matter of checking a box on a preprinted form.
Susan Goodman and Joan Hurley, Reasonable Efforts: Who Decides What’ s Reasonable? (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C.) 1993, at 8.

Appendix C, Note 110, Page 162
110. In many jurisdictions the trial judge must merely check a box on a preprinted court form to indicate that reasonable efforts were provided in the case. Shotton, supra end. 3. In some other jurisdictions the court order forms simply include a preprinted statement that reasonable efforts were made, thus making the finding possible without the judge’s even checking a box. Id., at 227. In some states, courts and agencies have taken a cynical approach, seeking to assure receipt of federal funding without the court taking a meaningful look at reasonable efforts. In such states, words indicating the agency has made reasonable efforts are preprinted into court order forms used when removal of a child is authorized, and laws are structured so a judge cannot authorize a foster placement without a positive finding of reasonable efforts. Hardin, supra end. 7, at 54

The full text of RESOURCE GUIDELINES: Improving Court Practice in Child Abuse & Neglect Cases is available at http://thesociologycenter.com/EvidenceBooks/CANCCourtPractices.pdf (569.6Kb)

Six pages of examples cited from CALIFORNIA JUDGES BENCHGUIDES: BENCHGUIDE 200: Juvenile Dependency Initial or Detention Hearing and RESOURCE GUIDELINES: Improving Court Practice in Child Abuse & Neglect Cases are available at http://thesociologycenter.com/EvidenceBooks/SmokingGunAnoun.pdf (167.2Kb)



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REPORT CHILD TRAFFICKING AND EXPLOITATION TO THE FBI

If you believe your family or children have become victims of child trafficking criminals operation through the child protection system, mental health treatment or programs, social work agencies and programs, or the public school system, contact the FBI Trafficking in Persons Task Force:
http://www.usdoj.gov/trafficking.htm

"Reporting Trafficking Crimes

You can report trafficking crimes or get help by calling the Trafficking in Persons and Worker Exploitation Task Force Complaint Line at 1-888-428-7581 (voice and TTY). New laws provide options for trafficking victims regardless of immigration status. Operators have access to interpreters and can talk with callers in their own language. The service is offered on weekdays from 9 AM to 5 PM EST. After these hours, information is available on tape in English, Spanish, Russian, and Mandarin.

You can also report suspected instances of trafficking or worker exploitation, by contacting the FBI field office nearest you."

HUMAN TRAFFICKING LAW AND ORGANIZATIONS

PLEASE INFORM THE SOCIOLOGY CENTER OF THE OUTCOME OF ALL CONTACT AND COMPLAINTS FILED WITH THE FBI TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS TASK FORCE SO THEIR PERFORMANCE IN ARRESTING AND PROSECUTING CRIMINALS EXPLOITING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES THROUGH THE CHILD PROTECTION, MENTAL HEALTH, AND SOCIAL WORK SYSTEMS CAN BE MONITORED. SEND REPORTS TO:

Special Research Projects
THE SOCIOLOGY CENTER
P.O. Box 101
Worthington, KY 41183
Telephone: (606) 836-7613
Email: contributespcecialresrch@thesociologycenter.com

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CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM INTELLIGENCE
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CHILD DEATH REVIEW METHODS AND PROCEDURES
STATE CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM INVESTIGATION REPORTS
HUMAN TRAFFICKING LAW AND ORGANIZATIONS

CHILD SLAVE TRADE PROJECT

Fantastic as it may sound in the twenty-first century, there are numerous organized criminal operations in the United States that kidnap outright or seize children through the child protection system for economic and sexual exploitation. THE SOCIOLOGY CENTER solicits public submission of documentation, records and other evidence of children kidnaped, seized by State agencies, or committed to institutions for criminal purposes.

Current documented examples:

  1. A March 13, 2004 public hearing sponsored by United States Representative Joe Baca produced testimony about fraud, corruption, abuse, criminal activity and judicial injustices in the child protection system and process. Rep. Baca called for the public to send in evidence books documenting the problems testified to. THE SOCIOLOGY CENTER has requested those providing evidence books to Rep. Baca's staff also provide a PDF file copy for posting here. The following evidence books have been submitted for posting to date. The name of the main witness for each evidence book links to the PDF file.
  2. In 1994 an Austin Texas Department of Human Services supervisor committed suicide after being arrested for running a child prostitution ring from his State office. None of the customers, including a State legislator, were prosecuted.
    The following referenced articles describing the sequence of events are from the Austin American-Statesman http://www.statesman.com/
  3. During the 2001 Arkansas Legislative Session, Senate Bill 860, drafted by Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS) employees, was discovered to contain provisions that would have required employees to lie about records and facts, even if subpoenaed. Contents of the Bill that would have required DHS employees to lie were discovered because the Bill was mishandled and required special attention. It was never submitted to the Senate for a vote. Sponsors of the Bill were angered because they relied upon DHS Officials to brief them on the contents.
  4. Two Arkansas State Senators were sentenced to federal prison for looting a grant funded program to provide legal representation for children involved in custody disputes. http://www.fordham.edu/economics/vinod/cie/usa_ark.htm
  5. Arkansas Supreme Court case Arkansas Department of Human Services v Cox, Supreme Court of Arkansas, No. 01-1021, 349ark, issue 3, sc 9, 6 June 2002 http://courts.state.ar.us/opinions/2002a/20020606/01-1021.wpd provides a description of the methods used to seize and transport children out of state in complete disregard of State and Federal law. It also documents the existence of a nation-wide agreement among child protection workers to seize and move children with only a telephone call from another State as authority.

  6. SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE SWISS CHILD SLAVE TRADE FROM 1850 TO 1950 AND THE CURRENT UNITED STATES CHILD SLAVE TRADE ALSO EXECUTED THROUGH THE PURPORTED CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM
    The recently disclosed Swiss child slave trade (Verdingkinder Scandal) that operated behind a facade of family welfare and child protection from about 1850 to 1950 is identical to the current child slave trade that has developed in the United States child protection system. The Swiss and United States child slave trade systems have the following social processes in common:
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CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM INTELLIGENCE

When reviewing this intelligence about internal child protection systems methods, procedures, and decisionmaking processes, note the general absence of such key terms as "organized crime," "exploitation," "science fraud," "science crime," "corruption," and "structural corruption." Also note the close working relationship between elements of the child protection system and nonprofit organizations that are proxy organizations for the special interests of mental health and social work practitioners. Proxy nonprofit organizations function to channel increasing numbers of children into mental health counseling, mental health medication, and social work counseling and supervised family interaction.

When the organized crime and structural corruption in the United States Child Protection System is finally revealed it will make those responsible for the Swiss Verdingkinder scandal look like pikers.

  1. Assessing Risk in Child Maltreatment
    Children and Youth Services Review Volume (issue): 22 (11-12) 2000

  2. Attorney General’s Review of the Role of the CPS in relation to deaths in custody: A statement by the United Families and Friends Campaign FILE SIZE: 19.6 KB
    United Families and Friends Campaign

  3. Brief No. 7: Alternative care: Placement decisionmaking
    Australian National Child Protection Clearinghouse
    Australian Institute of Family Studies
  4. FILE SIZE: 183 KB

  5. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE USE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF DIFFERENT RISK ASSESSMENT MODELS IN CPS DECISION MAKING PROCESSES: NDACAN Dataset Number 84: USER’S GUIDE AND CODEBOOK FILE SIZE: 4.2 MB
    National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect
    Family Life Development Center
    Cornell University

  6. DECISION-MAKING IN UNSUBSTANTIATED CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES CASES: A SYNTHESIS OF RECENT RESEARCH FILE SIZE: 396.7 KB
    National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information
    National Adoption Information Clearinghouse

  7. Excerpts from Domestic Violence: A National Curriculum for Child Protection Services FILE SIZE: 19.2 KB
    Family Violence Prevention Fund

  8. The California [NOTE: Link removed due to malware advisory] Children's Advocacy Institute [NOTE: Link to CB_2002-03/exec_sum_2002-03 PDF removed due to malware advisory] of the 2002-2003 State Budget summarizes the treatment of California youth emancipated from State Foster Care at age 18. This information about youth emancipated from California and Washington State foster care should be compared with the accounts of adult survivors of the Swiss Verdingkinder child slave trade scandal (1850-1950) reported in the media.


  9. The Law Society Response to The Attorney General’s Review of the Role and Practices of the Crown Prosecution Service
    The Law Society FILE SIZE: 56.1 KB

  10. Past, Present, and Future Roles of Child Protective Service FILE SIZE: 153.1 KB
    Patricia A.Schene
    THE FUTURE OF CHILDREN – SPRING 1998

  11. Rethinking the Paradigm for Child Protection FILE SIZE: 151.9 KB
    Jane Waldfogel
    THE FUTURE OF CHILDREN – SPRING 1998

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  13. RESOURCES USED BY PROSECUTORS


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  15. CHILD DEATH REVIEW METHODS AND PROCEDURES


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  17. STATE CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM INVESTIGATION REPORTS

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HUMAN TRAFFICKING LAW AND ORGANIZATIONS

  1. UNITED STATES FEDERAL LAW REGARDING HUMAN TRAFFICKING

  2. ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO STOP HUMAN TRAFFICING


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Please send documentation and other objective verifiable evidence relating to criminal trading in children to:
Special Research Projects
THE SOCIOLOGY CENTER
P.O. Box 101
Worthington, KY 41183
Telephone: (606) 836-7613
Email: contributespcecialresrch@thesociologycenter.com

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