In The News (GYJL)

• Race & Gender of Judges Make Enormous Differences in Rulings, Studies Find February 15, 2010
  The American Bar Association came out with an interesting study on Race and Gender making differences in judges rulings earlier this month. I was a little surprised to find that it came out of the ABA, but it is worth taking a look at. The information predominantly focuses on federal judicial activity, but one could [...] […]
• Advisory Board Launched for Online Radio Program February 12, 2010
  Get Your Justice is a live interactive internet talk radio show that focuses on educating the general public and taking action to reform and inform the various levels of government on many key issues. We believe in developing programming that reflects the areas of concern that you have for your communities, [...] […]
• Michigan: It’s now legal to babysit your neighbor’s children. December 9, 2009
  In a state riddled with unemployment and a broken economy, you would think it would be alright for you to watch your neighbor’s kids for an hour before they got on the bus for school while parents are trying to make a living and hold down a job. Well just a few months ago, that [...] […]
• Health Care for Michigan Families: Parents and Children will Suffer September 29, 2009
  A couple of us were sitting around and discussing some of the health care issues that America is facing, and then a press release came in from the Michigan House Republicans stating “Tax on doctors will make medical treatment more expensive, push deficit on backs of patients, health care.” Michigan’s proposed House Bill 5386, levies [...] […]
• Family Court Violence: Adversarial Divorce Kills Children and Families September 16, 2009
  Over the past couple of years much has caught our attention and concerned us about the adversarial divorce process, it certainly isn’t a peaceful process and often the type of process that brings out the worst in people. Some might think that mudslinging comes to mind, but really there is a growing connection between the [...] […]
• PPO requests, petty spats clog up courts: Awareness Spreads September 15, 2009
  Awareness seems to be spreading rapidly on how often civil restraining orders, personal protection orders, and domestic violence restraining orders are improperly used in our civil courts across America. On July 13, 2009 we discussed how “Wasteful Restraining Orders Clog Rock County Courts” which came out in Wisconsin. It was a not-so-surprising revelation a […]
• Ex-Court Clerk is booked into county jail; investigation of finances continues August 29, 2009
  Embezzlement and Misconduct of office certainly are not new terms in the realm of the nation’s federalized child support enforcement program, also referred in part as Title IV-D program. The Child Support Enforcement program continues to be plagued over the past several years of documented fraud, identity theft, embezzlement, bribery schemes, and more. Just […]
• Federal Government Freezes County Title IV-E Funds! August 29, 2009
  The first thing that we have to clear up here is what exactly is “Title IV-E Funds.” According to Nationwide Blueprint, a site that discusses Welfare Reforms, Foster Care, and Child Custody reforms Title IV-E of the Social Security Act starts at 42 USC 670. It’s appropriation and purpose section define the purpose of the [...] […]
• FDLE: DCF Worker Stole $40K In Tax Dollars August 5, 2009
  Welfare, Child Protection, Child Support, Adoption, and all inter-related federal grant programs that have been plagued by a number of bribery schemes, extortion schemes, corruption, and other accountability programs as their number of program participants and bureaucratic positions increase. Yesterday, August 4, 2009, WFTV.Com broke the story FDLE: DCF Work […]
• Ohio Bill Would Include Father’s Right’s in Abortion Decision-Making Process July 20, 2009
  In Ohio, a new law could mean that fathers of unborn children could have say in abortion decisions, if a house bill is passed by the Ohio State Legislature. Columbus, OH — An Ohio lawmaker has re-introduced legislation that would include a father’s rights in the abortion decision-making process. Under Roe v. Wade, fathers are left [...] […]