シンプラル法律事務所
〒530-0047 大阪市北区西天満2丁目6番8号 堂島ビルヂング823号室 【地図】
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★Acknowledgements | ||
★ Preface | ||
★Chapter 1 General Overview of Child Protection Laws in the United States | ||
◆ | ◆1 The Statutory Framework | |
◇ | ◇1.05 The Limited Role of Federal Judicial Oversight in Child Welfare Matters | |
◇ | ◇1.06 The Role of Counsel Representing Parents | |
(a) 肉体的自由の損失よりも大きな損失・・・子ども達のケア、監護そして交わり (b) 貧困、少数グループ (c) 貧困 (d) 社会が貧困家庭の子育てを助ければ、施設養育は不要 (e) 施設養育⇒親子の断絶。立証責任の転換 (f) 施設養育は良いより悪い。犯罪、ドロップアウトの確率が高い。 (g) 元気がなくなりやつれる。愛されない、孤立。劣悪な環境。 (h) 施設の判断は正しいとは限らない (i) 代理人 |
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◆ | ◆2 Common Problems in the Operation of Child Protection Laws | |
◆ | ◆3 The Impact of Congressional Legislation on Child Protection Laws | |
◆ | ◆4 The Nature and Status of Parental Rights Under the Constitution | |
◆ | ◆5 The Limited Role of Federal Judicial Oversight in Child Welfare Matters | |
◆ | ◆6 The Role of Counsel Representing Parents | |
★Chapter 2 Changing the Narrative in Child Welfare Cases | ||
★Chapter 3 First Steps in Representing a Parent Accused of Abuse or Neglect | ||
◆ | ◆1 Building a Relationship with the Client | |
◆ | ◆2 Gathering Information About the Case and Client | |
◆ | ◆3 The Client Interview | |
◇ | ◇a The First Meeting | |
◇ | ◇b Building Rapport | |
◇ | ◇c Explaining the Initial Hearing | |
◇ | ◇d Eliciting Information About the Case | |
◆ | ◆4 Advising a Parent Who Is Under Investigation but Is Not Yet the Subject of a Court Proceeding | |
◆ | ◆5 Advising a Parent Who is Currently the Subject of a Court Proceeding Whether to Exercise the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination | |
★Chapter 4 Challengint the Removal of Children(p33) | ||
◆ | ◆1 Introduction | |
◆ | ◆2 Grounds for Emergency Removal of Children from Their Parents' Care(p34) | |
◆ | ◆3 Factors Courts Must Consider in Deciding Whether to Place Children in Foster Care or Return Them to Their Families | |
◆ | ◆4 Strategic Considerations for Deciding Whether and When to Request a Hearing to Chalenge Removal and Seek Return of the Children | |
◆ | ◆5 The Importance of Having a Theory for the Hearing | |
◆ | ◆6 Litigating the Hearing | |
◆ | ◆7 Conclusion | |
★5 Special Consideration Representing Clients Involved with the Criminal Justice System | ||
◆ | ◆1 Introduction | |
◆ | ◆2 The Child Protection System and Incarcerated Parents | |
◆ | ◆3 Advising Parents Facing Concurrent Criminal Charges | |
◆ | ◆4 Rights of Incarcerated Parents | |
◆ | ◆5 Helping Incarcerated Parents Navigate Multiple Systems | |
◆ | ◆6 Conclusion | |
★6 Achieving the Client's Objectives to Shorten Foster Care Stays and Reunify the Family: Advocating for Suppotive Placements, Appropriate Services, Parenting and Visiting Time, and Leveraging Opportunities for Advocacy at Conferences and Meetings Outside the Court Process | ||
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☆Appendix A: A Bridge Back Home: Visit Hosts New York City Administration for Children's Service Division of Family Support Services Office of Family Visiting (2007) | ||
☆Appendix B: New York City Administration for Children's Services Best Practice Guidelines for Family Visiting Arrangements for Children in Foster Care | ||
☆Appendix C: Protocol for Communication Between New York City Administration of Children's Services and Provider Agency Caseworker and Attorneys Representing Children and Parents(2012) | ||
★7 Discovery and Pretrial Proceedings | ||
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★8 Negotiating for Services for the Family in Court; Admission to the Petition | ||
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★9 The Adjudicatory Hearing | ||
★10 Representing Parents at Disposition and Permanency Hearings | ||
★11 The Indian Child Welfare Act | ||
★12 Representing Parents with Disabilities | ||
★13 Representing Out-of-State and Non-Citizen Parents | ||
☆Appendix: Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children | ||
★14 Termination of Parental Rights | ||
◆ | ◆1 Introduction: The Relationship between Neglect and Termination Cases | |
◆ | ◆2 Whether and When to File a Termination Petition | |
◆ | ◆3 The Client Interview | |
◆ | ◆4 Pretrial Preparation | |
◆ | ◆5 Pretrial Motions | |
◆ | ◆6 Setting the Case on Terms Favorable to the Parent | |
◆ | ◆7 The Termination of Parental Rights Hearing | |
◆ | ◆8 The Dispositional Hearing | |
◆ | ◆9 Special Issues for Termination of Parental Rights Hearing | |
◆ | ◆10 Appeals | |
★15 Representing Parents on Appeal | ||
★16 The Impact of Abuse and Neglect Findings Beyond the Juvenile Courthouse: Understanding the Child Abuse Register System and Ways to Challenge Administrative Child Abuse Register Determinations | ||
★17 Reforming the System | ||
Bios of Contributing Authors | ||
Index |