To Illinois moms and moms around the country, Feb. 19, 2006 This email was sent by our IL Attorney Generals office by a DV policy adviser. It is very promising and we have an additional meeting set up, details to follow. On Monday, I'll be sending around shortened Victim Impact Statements so others can start outlining their own. This email came from Lisa Madigan's office on Friday Feb. 17, 2006 Hello An
What a sad pattern... It is boasted opinions of these judges that are adding to an already backed up system. I mean blogs are really a very good example. How long can we read one of these without losing interest. The shorter the better. Then we add on to something someone else started. When you see openly practing inflated egos parading small town churches & court rooms, how devistatingly sad and lonely really. Especially when it
Many of you are asking on how we, in IL, managed to get the IL Attorney General to open her doors. Persistence is the only word I can come up with. And knowing ahead of time the road blocks they'd throw up. While in the meeting, the AG's office stated, "it's not our jurisdiction". Carroll White stopped them in their tracts, this is how she summed it up. Carroll White wrote: I'm the culprit that dealt with the jurisdiction objection.<
Many of you are asking on how we, in IL, managed to get the IL Attorney General to open her doors. Persistence is the only word I can come up with. And knowing ahead of time the road blocks they'd throw up. While in the meeting, the AG's office stated, "it's not our jurisdiction". Carroll White stopped them in their tracts, this is how she summed it up. <BR
Male or female the "God" role some of these judges and attornies are footing leaves a surreal notion regarding what had initially started as a privelege in representing a courtroom. Since reputation is everything, down to a little boy or girl, apparently that goes to speak for itself in how justice will need to be brought about in exposing these people to their communities. I appreciate the comments. I write for Bellaonline regarding spi
I am a Domestic Violence Survivor of 8 yrs. My duaghter is 7 and it had taken over 3 yrs. to break out of the violence, with a controlled income to establish a new residence. As of 11/2005 all rights have been stripped as a mother and my daughter has been given back to her abuser with the help of a small town school and politics. He is now requesting I pay him chil
I am a domestic violence survivor with a 7- year old daughter who after struggling for 3 years to establish a home of our own had all rights as a mother taken away for no reason by a bigotted judge in Woodford County IL. The good news is, in a small community such as this one and establishing himself as an upstanding citizen, my daughter is guaranteed
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