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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 254855" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>You know, the judge ordered that local detention program last year for difficult child, knowing that difficult child was not old enough for it and could not get in. She wouldn't let his attny appeal the decision and we all wondered why. Then, she called us back into court one day, changed her order and released difficult child right then.</p><p></p><p>I will be appearing for court regarding this show cause. Is there any chance they are doing this to force my hand and that judge is going to reverse this too? EVERYONE in that court room agreed that difficult child has mental health issues that need addressing. It seemed like the nig issue was if I was causing them or not. So why commit him to state juvy? Although, the defense attny said it was because the judge had no viable option- that there was too much doubt about me for judge to allow parental placement. I just can't beleieve that the GAL lead it to that.</p><p></p><p>A lot of this should come out at my show-cause hearing. But what then? Unless the judge reversed her decision it would be too late. Another thing I find interesting- all attny's and everyone else went in that court room before me to talk to the judge and they were in there probably 15 mins "briefing the judge on what has gone on" wiithout me or difficult child in there. Am I the only one who thinks there is something fishy about this? There was a cop in there, too. Not a bailiff- a cop- and I found that odd because this was difficult child's sentencing- he had already plead guilty. Maybe that just do that when there is a chance that a kid could get turned over to dss, I don't know. Also, there were about 3 other people in there, sitting separately who I have no idea who they were, but they were all in there the enitre time- even when difficult child and I weren't.</p><p></p><p>Actually, I'm not sure the judge can reverse an order to state juvy- once the state accepts him, I guess it's done.</p><p></p><p>When difficult child was on the stand, the CA asked him if he took medications and if he actually did take them. difficult child said yes. She asked if if they helped and difficult child said just a little. She asked difficult child why he preferred to be in psychiatric hospital right now instead of coming home and he told her because he was afraid he would do something to get locked up again. The defense attny pointed out that difficult child had fresh woulnds and asked difficult child how he did them, and difficult child said his fingernail. He asked difficult child if he had told me that he wanted to commit suicide and difficult child said yes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 254855, member: 3699"] You know, the judge ordered that local detention program last year for difficult child, knowing that difficult child was not old enough for it and could not get in. She wouldn't let his attny appeal the decision and we all wondered why. Then, she called us back into court one day, changed her order and released difficult child right then. I will be appearing for court regarding this show cause. Is there any chance they are doing this to force my hand and that judge is going to reverse this too? EVERYONE in that court room agreed that difficult child has mental health issues that need addressing. It seemed like the nig issue was if I was causing them or not. So why commit him to state juvy? Although, the defense attny said it was because the judge had no viable option- that there was too much doubt about me for judge to allow parental placement. I just can't beleieve that the GAL lead it to that. A lot of this should come out at my show-cause hearing. But what then? Unless the judge reversed her decision it would be too late. Another thing I find interesting- all attny's and everyone else went in that court room before me to talk to the judge and they were in there probably 15 mins "briefing the judge on what has gone on" wiithout me or difficult child in there. Am I the only one who thinks there is something fishy about this? There was a cop in there, too. Not a bailiff- a cop- and I found that odd because this was difficult child's sentencing- he had already plead guilty. Maybe that just do that when there is a chance that a kid could get turned over to dss, I don't know. Also, there were about 3 other people in there, sitting separately who I have no idea who they were, but they were all in there the enitre time- even when difficult child and I weren't. Actually, I'm not sure the judge can reverse an order to state juvy- once the state accepts him, I guess it's done. When difficult child was on the stand, the CA asked him if he took medications and if he actually did take them. difficult child said yes. She asked if if they helped and difficult child said just a little. She asked difficult child why he preferred to be in psychiatric hospital right now instead of coming home and he told her because he was afraid he would do something to get locked up again. The defense attny pointed out that difficult child had fresh woulnds and asked difficult child how he did them, and difficult child said his fingernail. He asked difficult child if he had told me that he wanted to commit suicide and difficult child said yes. [/QUOTE]
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