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Magistrate Carney wreaking havoc on innocent families in Sydney’s South-West.

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Category: NSW DHS - FACS

Created: Monday, 25 December 2023 18:23

Written by Alecomm

Six weeks after DoCS took baby "Doc" into "care," they're still breaking every law possible and getting away with it.

Magistrate Carney seems only too happy to adjourn these newborns lives another three months and into the new year to allow DoCS to entertain the court some more with their shenanigans.

Magistrate Carney may have transpired from the Roads and Traffic Committee, but one would think that before she is allowed to make decisions regarding the lives of children, particularly newborns, she must be knowledgeable of the time limits imposed in matters relating to children's courts.

Whether she knows or just doesn't care is irrelevant, because the damage being done to newborn children, whom she happily boasts about "taking three babies per week," is not only unforgiveable but also unlawful.

Two weeks is the maximum that courts may be adjourned for when it comes to proceedings of children (newborns), and this is to ensure that the best interest of the child is looked after—and not the solicitors whose businesses thrive off adjournments, mentions, and evidentiary hearings.

Magistrate Carney isn't the only magistrate allowing blatant breaches of the law to continue in the worst interest of children. Many magistrates do this as it helps the department build its case and ultimately allows them more time to continue to put more rubbish in their affidavits, which most of the time confuses the judge enough to believe that what they are claiming is credible and to make it impossible for the parents to contest each and every lie they put through.

How the elderly lose their rights

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Category: Guardianship

Created: Monday, 09 October 2017 09:44

Written by Rachel Aviv - New Yorker

After a stranger became their guardian, Rudy and Rennie North were moved to a nursing home and their property was sold.

For years, Rudy North woke up at 9 a.m. and read the Las Vegas Review-Journal while eating a piece of toast. Then he read a novel—he liked James Patterson and Clive Cussler—or, if he was feeling more ambitious, Freud. On scraps of paper and legal notepads, he jotted down thoughts sparked by his reading. “Deep below the rational part of our brain is an underground ocean where strange things swim,” he wrote on one notepad. On another, “Life: the longer it cooks, the better it tastes.”

Lawyers to provide early intervention in care and protection matters

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Category: Child Protection NSW media and newspaper articles

Created: Wednesday, 25 October 2023 16:17

Written by LSJ Online - Keely McDonough

Families involved in care and protection matters will now be referred to access early legal advice, under a new partnership between the NSW Government and legal agencies aimed at reducing the over-representation of Aboriginal children in out-of-home care.  

It comes as new laws are expected to come into effect in November that require the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) to take “active efforts” to prevent children from being removed, as well as restore children to their parents or place them with family.  

In response, Legal Aid NSW, the Aboriginal Legal Service (ALS), and DCJ have entered into a partnership that will mobilise solicitors to provide early independent legal advice to support families in the care and protection jurisdiction and avoid unnecessary separation.  

Geoff Thomas - Queensland Public Trustee Abuse: “Withholding my RediCard”

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Category: Australian public guardian corruption

Created: Sunday, 08 May 2011 09:26

Written by NSWGT-Exposed

Paedophile given custody of girl he then abused and got pregnant

Type of protection : Granting release

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Category: Paedophiles Given Custody

Created: Thursday, 26 January 2023 04:33

Written by BBC News

Paedophiles getting working with children checks, whistleblowers claim

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Category: Child Protection Truths

Created: Friday, 04 October 2019 20:09

Written by Janet Fife-Yeomans - The Daily Telegraph

Left hungry and too cold to go to school: Urgent review of children in care

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Category: Child Protection NSW media and newspaper articles

Created: Monday, 28 November 2022 20:07

Written by Michael Evans - Sydney Morning Herald

The state government has ordered an immediate review of out-of-home care services for children in NSW following claims that two boys were left hungry and too cold to go to school this year while their care provider sought thousands of dollars a day to look after them.

In a devastating assessment of the sector, a children’s court magistrate has detailed the “unconscionable” treatment, “appalling neglect,” and “failure” in care by providers, including Lifestyle Solutions and the NSW Department of Communities and Justice.

Two young boys, dubbed Finn and Lincoln Hughes, were left too cold and hungry to go to school, a court has heard.Credit: Fairfax Media

In granting an application for a clinical report into the wellbeing of the boys, dubbed Finn and Lincoln Hughes by the court, magistrate Tracy Sheedy put on record details of the plight of the children, including:

• how they complained to their school principal of hunger pains and to their lawyer about not having enough food;
• how they were too cold to go to school because they did not have a winter uniform;
• how their care provider quoted $77,000 per month to care for them;
• and how their psychological welfare was suffering after experiencing a police raid, separation from siblings, and abuse in care since coming to the attention of authorities.
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MP Pru Goward and NSW FACS hiding even more deaths of children in care

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Category: Child abuse industry deaths

Created: Saturday, 14 April 2018 22:13

Written by Alecomm2

Latest reports published by the NSW government are deliberately misleading the amount of children who die under their watch.  First Pru Goward blended the deaths of children in foster care with those who were “known to the system”.  Now any child placed on a Guardianship Order is not even “classified” as being in out of home care, meaning those statistics have been removed/hidden also  

It seems our government will stop at nothing to keep those shiny dollars coming in for the golden stakeholders, whom thrive exponentially whilst obliterating families.

Click here to view the states 2016 Child Deaths Annual Report

NSW child-protection workers 'regularly' mislead court and needlessly take Indigenous kids: report

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Category: Child Protection NSW media and newspaper articles

Created: Friday, 08 November 2019 20:03

Written by Lorena Allam - Guardian Australia

New South Wales child protection workers regularly give “misleading” evidence to the children’s court, often take the most traumatic option by removing Aboriginal children – including newborns – from their families, and operate in a “closed system” that needs urgent reform to make it more transparent and child-friendly, according to a new report.

The Family is Culture review released this week is a three-year study of the case files of 1,144 Aboriginal children who entered the NSW out-of-home-care system between 2015 and 2016.

In the worst cases, the review found “children who did not appear to be at risk of harm were removed from their families”, the children’s court was “misinformed about vitally important information” and, in a deeply concerning finding, in some cases “the location of young people under the care and protection of the minister was unknown”.

Child protection: governments found to be spending $500m a year without any real gains.

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Lawyer uncovers “alarming trend” as children taken without warrants

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Category: Reports on increase in child removals

Created: Wednesday, 17 December 2014 18:32

Written by Mikael Thalen - Infowars.com

A federal class action lawsuit filed out of Southern California states that the Riverside County Department of Public Social Services has kidnapped “thousands” of children without warrant or reason.

According to the suit, which makes mention of several social workers and investigators, Riverside’s operation “makes a habit” of kidnapping young children.

Speaking with the Courthouse News Service, the Plaintiffs’ attorney, Shawn McMillan, said that he “uncovered an alarming trend” when investigating similar cases in the area the year prior.

“County child welfare agencies regularly subvert the constitutional rights of parents and children by seizing children from their parents when there is no danger to the child, and in fact no need to seize the child at all,” McMillan told Courthouse News. “The class action is designed to address a procedural problem. They [Riverside County social workers] as a matter of course don’t get warrants before seizing kids.”

Critical Guardianship Theory

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Category: Guardianship

Created: Thursday, 01 October 2020 19:55

Written by Dr Sam Sugar - Founder AAAPG.net

Rescission or variation of Children's Court orders: A study of Section 90's

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Category: Section 90

Created: Sunday, 01 July 2012 09:32

Written by Patricia Hansen

Abstract: This article reports on a study of Children's Court files relating to completed applications for variation of care orders (section 90 applications) in three specialised Children's Courts in New South Wales. All files that could be located for completed applications were reviewed and nonidentifying data was recorded. The study attempted to examine the type of applications, the characteristics of applicants and the outcomes of the applications. One hundred and seventeen applications were reviewed: almost half of these were made by the then Department of Community Services (DoCS), and about the same proportion of applications were made by parents. After the section 90 applications were determined there was an increase in care orders allocating parental responsibility to the Minister for Community Services with 73% of the children placed under the care of the minister to age 18.

Source : http://researchbank.acu.edu.au/fea_pub/1096/

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