Poor kid

[Odds]

No, start with education inspectors, maybe local council ones; moving on to SS if neglect of any kind (educational or personal) is seen or suspected. The latest new law would give councils the right to remove the parental choice to home school.

Would an assessment of the parents suitability to school their children at home be better? There's a world of web to allow them greater freedom in choosing the course their kids can take these days.

 

[charliegolf]

It might well be better. But this latest Bill doesn't go there. An education dept official visiting, having the right to see work and assessments... be a sensible place to start at the mo. A full scale inspection of parental ability to teach is much more time expensive than judging outcomes.

My suggestion would be to accept on principle the idea, but demand curriculums, lesson planning assessments and so on. Which is most of the way to your suggestion anyway.

 

[noseall]

Perhaps the judge who returned Sara to her father should bear some responsibility for what happened to her.

Unless he was presented with evidence of child cruelty/neglect, then they are just shuffling papers. I doubt he interviewed the child or any witnesses.

 

[transam]

It's too costly and doesn't really work.

Nonsense

 

[motorbiking]

Unless he was presented with evidence of child cruelty/neglect, then they are just shuffling papers. I doubt he interviewed the child or any witnesses.

You understand why he wasn’t deemed fit when the girl was born?

Form for beating women.

That is not to say he and his new wife didn’t present a story of a loving family to convince the judge he was a reformed character. But the fact remains. He had form, social services were alerted by the school the girl was taken out of school.

I wonder if someone trod on eggshells to avoid being seen as prejudice. I hope not.

 

[transam]

You understand why he wasn’t deemed fit when the girl was born?

Form for beating women.

That is not to say he and his new wife didn’t present a story of a loving family to convince the judge he was a reformed character. But the fact remains. He had form, social services were alerted by the school the girl was taken out of school.

I wonder if someone trod on eggshells to avoid being seen as prejudice. I hope not.

Beating woman ? Hmmm we’re did he come from ?

 

[noseall]

Nonsense

In the 32 states in the Union where the death penalty is legal, as well as the federal government, the death penalty has grown to be much more expensive than life imprisonment, whether with or without parole. This greater cost comes from more expensive living conditions, a much more extensive legal process, and increasing resistance to the death penalty from chemical manufacturers overseas. These costs could even become higher, pending the outcome of various lawsuits against various states for their “botched” executions. Each death penalty inmate is approximately $1.12 million (2015 USD) more than a general population inmate.

 

[noseall]

I wonder if someone trod on eggshells

Beating woman ? Hmmm we’re did he come from ?

The stench of prejudice is strong, on the forum tonight.

 

[noseall]

You understand why he wasn’t deemed fit when the girl was born?

Form for beating women.

That is not to say he and his new wife didn’t present a story of a loving family to convince the judge he was a reformed character. But the fact remains. He had form, social services were alerted by the school the girl was taken out of school.

You understand, your post has no relevance or bearing on what I posted. Why did you bother quoting me?