A federal judge has certified a class action lawsuit against the state’s foster care system, once again casting state policy on at-risk children in an unflattering light. Texas has a poor track record when it comes to winning such cases in the courtroom, but there’s an opportunity here to come out on top in another way.
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Carlos Uresti, guest columnist: Time to keep foster children out of harm’s way
Carlos Uresti, guest columnist: Time to keep foster children out of harm’s way
A federal judge has certified a class action lawsuit against the state’s foster care system, once again casting state policy on at-risk children in an unflattering light. Texas has a poor track record when it comes to winning such cases in the courtroom, but there’s an opportunity here to come out on top in another way.
A federal judge has certified a class action lawsuit against the state’s foster care system, once again casting state policy on at-risk children in an unflattering light. Texas has a poor track record when it comes to winning such cases in the courtroom, but there’s an opportunity here to come out on top in another way.
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