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NY Mom Commits Su***de after 5 Years of "Judicial Alienation" of Son And: Irish Mum Freed on Bail from British Jail

The most comprehensive scholarly work to date on the cross-section of coercive control and post-divorce legal abuse. Australia is light years ahead of the United States, both in terms of discourse and reform on this issue.

Incredible Women: Legal Systems Abuse, Coercive Control, and the Credibility of Victim-Survivors - Ellen Reeves, Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Silke Meyer, Sandra Walklate, 2023 Research has long demonstrated that victim-survivors of intimate partner violence face barriers to being believed when they seek help via the legal system and a...

One of the better articles about Coercive Control.

They will use the systems intended to protect you, to control you. Written with contribution and advisement from Dr. Christine Marie Cocchiola, Doctor of Clinical Social Welfare, Coercive Control…

'Paper Abuse': How Family Courts Feed Coercive Control - Law360 Survivors' rights activists say that abusers use the courts to harass and exert control over their former partners. Some states have sought to pass laws curbing the practice. But the lines are tricky to draw, as they pit concerns about weaponizing litigation against due process rights.

"The law of unintended consequences" ....

Governmental Entities and Judicial Officials have the power to alter and destroy lives. They also have absolute immunity for any decisions made while acting in an official capacity. Therefore, they have no incentive to carefully consider the potential collateral damage or compounding ripple effects of their decisions. And the results prove what that costs the rest of us. Children are losing their mothers and fathers. Parents’ identities and personal histories are being erased. The logical end for many is what happens in the story below. At some point, the consequences are no longer unforeseen or unintended.

FAMILY COURT DRIVES MOTHERS TO SU***DE: FORMER BROOKLYN FEDERAL PROSECUTOR IS LATEST VICTIM - Women's eNews “I cannot survive this torment and the grief that comes from such a prolonged separation from my children.”

Family Courts in Crisis - a report on the imbalance of power and political pendulum swing in favor of fathers with financial resources beyond what the mother can sustain.

Crisis In Family Courts | National Organization for Women There is a national crisis for women and their children in the family law courts of this country.

The Role of Parental Status and Involvement in Sentence Length Decisions

The Role of Parental Status and Involvement in Sentence Length Decisions: A Comparison of Men and Women Sentenced to Prison - Melinda Tasca, Ahram Cho, Cassia Spohn, Nancy Rodriguez, 2019 Drawing upon familial paternalism theory, this study explores the effects of parental status and involvement on prison sentence length among men and women. To c...

This new ruling exempting judicial records from public access through the Freedom of Information Act further curtails judicial accountability in Virginia. If you are a constituent in the commonwealth of Virginia, please take note and consider writing to your local congressman about the potential corruptive effects of this new legislation.

Virginia courts exempt themselves, staff from FOIA New rules issued by the Virginia Supreme Court say court officials around the state aren’t subject to the government in the sunshine law and can keep many of their internal records from the public.

The Conference of Chief Justices Adopts Guidelines to Make Family Courts Work for the Families They Serve | IAALS In an important step toward making family courts more user-friendly and less adversarial, the Conference of Chief Justices has adopted new guidelines to help courts be more responsive to the needs of families.

Custody in Crisis: How Family Courts Nationwide Put Children in Danger | 100Reporters More than 58 children have been killed since 2008, after courts ignored accusations of physical or sexual abuse in awarding custody. Worse yet, they demonize the parent who sounds the alarm, further isolating and endangering vulnerable children.