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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 506847" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>I think I need to make some noise above this state's head. I mean really- this is difficult child's release date not 30-60 days prior plus PO is saying difficult child has to wait until they can accept him here in detention and then he doesn't know how long difficult child will be in here. Central office isn't paying a bit of attnetion to PO in regards to whether or not he's doing something lawful. They are doing nothing but CYAing- I assume because they have had such major complaints against them the past few years. You'd think they would wake up and realize that means they need to supervise their people better, not CYA them.</p><p></p><p>And of course the point here is that difficult child will be upset with me because instead of him going to gh, now in his mind it will be even worse because he's going to another locked facility for some undetermined amount of time. That's ok- that gets it under the local court's jurisdiction and will make a local attny available. It's the fact that difficult child has to sit there indefinnitely before even getting transferred that adds to this looking like some sort of game by the PO. PO originally planned for difficult child to come home with no services but now he needs to stay locked up? Why? Could it have anything to do with me filing a complaint against him for not doing his job and complying with the law?</p><p></p><p>And PO said central office made this decision because "the gh plan fell thru"- yeah- the gh plan required a judge to review and order it. They didn't even pursue that. If they thought they could win it, they would have gone for it. So they found another way to keep difficult child locked up. Am I the only person that views this as them thinking they are above the court and will do anything they can to keep this kid locked up as long as they can? We'll see- when difficult child gets transferred to local detention and i tell the clerk I want a hearing because my son is in their detention center and no one in this jurisdiction has scheduled a hearing to bring chrages, we'll see what happens. If they blow it off, I'll walk right in the higher court. I might do that anyway for unlawful detention. They simply cannot detain a kid "until they feel like it".</p><p></p><p>I've already written the general assembly and the youth commission and the reentry council. I heard from the youth commission yesterday- and she is also on the workgroup for the reentry council. Maybe I'll give her a call tomorrow. You know darn good and well all this effort and money intended to enhance chances for prisoner and juvenile reentry isn't meant to be spent to boost POs' egos or keep a kid incarcerated longer than his release date.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 506847, member: 3699"] I think I need to make some noise above this state's head. I mean really- this is difficult child's release date not 30-60 days prior plus PO is saying difficult child has to wait until they can accept him here in detention and then he doesn't know how long difficult child will be in here. Central office isn't paying a bit of attnetion to PO in regards to whether or not he's doing something lawful. They are doing nothing but CYAing- I assume because they have had such major complaints against them the past few years. You'd think they would wake up and realize that means they need to supervise their people better, not CYA them. And of course the point here is that difficult child will be upset with me because instead of him going to gh, now in his mind it will be even worse because he's going to another locked facility for some undetermined amount of time. That's ok- that gets it under the local court's jurisdiction and will make a local attny available. It's the fact that difficult child has to sit there indefinnitely before even getting transferred that adds to this looking like some sort of game by the PO. PO originally planned for difficult child to come home with no services but now he needs to stay locked up? Why? Could it have anything to do with me filing a complaint against him for not doing his job and complying with the law? And PO said central office made this decision because "the gh plan fell thru"- yeah- the gh plan required a judge to review and order it. They didn't even pursue that. If they thought they could win it, they would have gone for it. So they found another way to keep difficult child locked up. Am I the only person that views this as them thinking they are above the court and will do anything they can to keep this kid locked up as long as they can? We'll see- when difficult child gets transferred to local detention and i tell the clerk I want a hearing because my son is in their detention center and no one in this jurisdiction has scheduled a hearing to bring chrages, we'll see what happens. If they blow it off, I'll walk right in the higher court. I might do that anyway for unlawful detention. They simply cannot detain a kid "until they feel like it". I've already written the general assembly and the youth commission and the reentry council. I heard from the youth commission yesterday- and she is also on the workgroup for the reentry council. Maybe I'll give her a call tomorrow. You know darn good and well all this effort and money intended to enhance chances for prisoner and juvenile reentry isn't meant to be spent to boost POs' egos or keep a kid incarcerated longer than his release date. [/QUOTE]
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