Just What Did the Doctor Order?

June 26, 2014 by Chief Navigator

The fewer words we use to describe this here, the better.

The more time you spend understanding what went into this article being shared around the globe, the more you can help solve this mystery in your own backyard.

Professionals focused on improving protections: please connect on these issues.

This is quite simple:

Ask court professionals to put protections over profit, rather than the other way around as they appear on this Cobb County, Georgia case.

Another expensive report in the way of protecting children? $$$

Child abuse is a crime, and preventing crimes from being investigated and blocking the protection of children is a crime. It’s time to stop calling this something that it is NOT.

What is it? #GALmisconduct

What do we do? We ask that the authorities #ReviewCases flagged for professional misconduct. That is step one.

Filed Under: Atlanta News, Child Abuse Response & Prevention, Child Custody, Children as Pawns, Court Watch, Domestic Violence, Family Court Review, GAL Misconduct, Guardian Ad Litem, Legal & Medical Malpractice, News Media Covering Family Court, On Behalf of Children, Professional Misconduct Tagged With: Change.org, Child Abuse, Child Protective Services, Child Sexual Abuse, Cobb County, Court Licensed Abuse, DFCS, Dr. Betty King, Dr. Howard Drutman, Family Court Review, GAL Larry Yarbrough, Georgia Family Court, Howard Drutman, Judge Kell, My Advocate Center, Protective Parents, Walton County

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