Supreme Court confronts conflict between constitutional rights and protecting children
In Oregon, a 9-year-old girl was escorted from class to a school conference room, where a child-welfare caseworker and a police officer questioned her about whether her father had touched her inappropriately. After two hours of questioning, she finally said he had, a statement she later recanted.
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Sunday, February 27, 2011
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I should be so lucky, they extorted a confession from my six year old at her school.
"a reasonable school interview of a child in order to determine if abuse has occurred, without probable or even reasonable cause?" --Brief for the District Atto...rneys of San Diego County, California, and Sacramento County, California in Support of Petitioners. http://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/publishing/preview/publiced_preview_briefs_pdfs_09_10_09_1454_PetitionerAmCuDAof2CACounties.authcheckdam.pdf
2 HOURS is REASONABLE? My 6-year-old is REASONABLE? My 6-year-old daughter would have said anything to anyone if that's what she thought would make you happy. Most 6-year-olds would! That's what innocence is about. WITHOUT PROBABLE or REASONABLE CAUSE?!? If we don't think we live in a police state now, we soon will.
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