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Legal Directory of Children's Rights: Volume 4: State Statutes, North Dakota-Wyoming The Child Witness: Legal Issues and Dilemmas by Nancy Walker Perry, Lawrence S. Wrightsman, 1991-05-01 Legal directory of children's rights by United States, 1985 Child Abuse: Governing Law and Legislation (Oceana's Legal Almanacs) by Irving J. Sloan, 1983-05 The Law of Child Custody (Oceana's Legal Almanac SeriesLaw for the Layperson) by Margaret C. Jasper, 1997-08 Juvenile Justice and Children's Law (Oceana's Legal Almanac SeriesLaw for the Layperson) by Margaret C. Jasper, 2001-06 Children's Welfare and the Law: The Limits of Legal Intervention by Michael King, Judith Trowell, 1992-10-05 Divorce & Child Custody: Your Options and Legal Rights (Layman's Law Guide) by Deanna Peters, Richard L. Strohm, 1997-03 Children and Adolescents in Need: A Legal Primer for the Helping Professional by Virginia G. Weisz, 1994-10-20 Child Welfare and Social Defense: Science State and the Professions during the Emergence of Child Welfare in Norway (Norwegian University Press Publication) by Tove Stang Dahl, 1986-07-17 Protection of Children's Rights in Southern Africa: The Domestication of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in Lesotho, Malawi, South Africa, S by Emmah Gweshe, 2004-01 Understanding Child Molesters: Taking Charge by Dr. Eric Leberg, 1997-06-04 Assuring Child Support: An Extension of Social Security by Irwin Garfinkel, 1994-08 Child Custody: Achieving a Parenting Partnership by Janice M. Dimick, Kenneth M. Dimick, 2002-02

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41. LEGAL SERVICES AGENCY PUBLICATIONS - GENERAL LEAFLETS
    Victims of Violent Crime How to Claim Compensation, Free. Victims ofViolence and Abuse Compensation for children and Young Adults, Free.  
    http://www.lsa.org.uk/lsa20b.htm
    
    Extractions: Back to Publication mainpage LSA Membership Downloading Homepage Links E-Mail General Leaflets The following advice leaflets are free and available on-line for you to view, save to your disk, or to print out. GENERAL LEAFLETS AVAILABILITY Free Damp, Cold and Mouldy Housing:Using the law Free Eviction and Tenants Rights Free Fines and How to pay them (published with other law centres) Free Home loss and Disturbance Payments: How To Claim Compensation Free Noisy Neighbours (New! May 2001) Free Rights to Compensation for Improvement Scheme - Secure Tenants (New! July 2001) Free Right to Repairs Scheme - Secure Tenants (New! July 2001) Free Short Assured Tenancies Free Victims of Violent Crime: How to Claim Compensation Free Victims of Violence and Abuse: Compensation for Children and Young Adults Free Further information (Books)

42. Publications
    BOOKS children, Parents, and the Law (with Leslie Harris 27493 (Newbury Park, CASage publications,1988 Spurious, Tractable, and Intractable legal Problems A  
    http://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/lawlibrary/Faculty_Services/facbib/teitelbaum.h

43. Nevada Legislative Publications
    Your source for the Official legal publications of the The following publicationscan be ordered online children and Family Law Manual; Criminal Law Manual;  
    http://www.nevadalegislature.com/

44. APSAC Publications
    Watch, analysis of key federal and state legislation effecting children. Back toPublications. on the task force, the membership of APSAC, legal counsel, and  
    http://www.apsac.org/public.html
    
    Extractions: The APSAC Publications program offers important resources for professionals working in the field of child maltreatment. Among the most valuable benefits of APSAC membership are two quarterly publications, Child Maltreatment and the APSAC Advisor. APSAC members also receive substantial discounts on all other APSAC publications. Child Maltreatment The Journal of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children Preventing and responding to child maltreatment requires thoughtful interdisciplinary coordination. Child Maltreatment , APSAC's quarterly journal, meets this need for interdisciplinary education with articles covering a wide variety of disciplines and every aspect of child maltreatment: prevention, intervention, and treatment of neglect, physical abuse, sexual abuse and psychological maltreatment. To ensure that each of the disciplines and professions dealing with child maltreatment is expertly explored, CM has Section Editors, highly respected authorities in their fields who gather breaking developments in their specialties and report them in

45. Dansk Flygtningehjælp - Publikationer
    It is based on experiences from the counselling of and legal assistance to the children,interviews with the pedagogical staff at the centres, interviews with  
    http://www.english.drc.dk/publications/unacc/kap5/index.php

46. English Version - Danish Refugee Council
    Download Adobe Acrobat for publications in pdf format Unaccompanied children in theDanish Asylum Process Experiences from legal Counselling of and  
    http://www.english.drc.dk/publications/

47. MALDEF - Publications
    publications, The Sacramento public policy office of the Mexican American legal Defenseand California's Latino children Ages 05 For some time we have known  
    http://www.maldef.org/publications/index.cfm
    
    Extractions: The Treatment of Undocumented Victims of Labor Law Violations Since Hoffman Plastics : Last year, the U.S. Supreme Court opened the door to abuse of undocumented workers in the case of Hoffman Plastics. The ruling states that federal immigration policy precludes the awarding of certain back pay remedies under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) to undocumented workers. This report was prepared by MALDEF and the National Employment Law Project on reported cases that have attempted to curtail labor and employment rights of undocumented workers after the Hoffman Plastics decision. MALDEF_Newsletter_Fall2002.pdf California 2002 Legislative Advocacy Newsletter : The Sacramento public policy office of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) focuses its advocacy efforts on legislation in the areas of education, immigrants' rights, public resource equity, employment, and political access on behalf of California's Latinos. In this newsletter, we highlight legislation in our main policy areas that affect the Latino community. Printer Friendly Version 58784 ExecSumtext.pdf

48. HomeBase / Legal And Technical Services Supporting Shared Prosperity
    publications on Homelessness and How We Solve It Improving Educational Opportunitiesfor Homeless children and Youth; and in the Shelters legal and Policy  
    http://www.homebaseccc.org/libraryhb.htm
    
    Extractions: HOMEBASE PUBLICATIONS AND RESOURCE PROGRAM The HomeBase Library The HomeBase Library consists of a collection of more than 3,500 reports, books, magazine articles and studies categorized into 29 subjects including housing, health care, needs of homeless children, public funding and government, emergency shelters and employment. If you are interested in using our library, please call and ask the receptionist to speak with somebody about doing research at HomeBase. Typically an appointment needs to be made with a Research Associate. The Research Associate will assist you by giving you an orientation to our collection and an introduction to our database. HomeBase Publications HomeBase conducts comprehensive research and formulates concrete strategies to address homelessness, and our publications cover every topic related to the fight to end homelessness from community acceptance to operating transitional housing. If you are interested in ordering one of the publications listed on this page, please call and ask the receptionist to speak with someone about ordering a HomeBase publication. You can also mail or email your request. Please include your name, organization, mailing address, and telephone number, as well as the name of the publication you are requesting. A HomeBase staff member will fill your request at his/her earliest convenience. PLEASE NOTE that there is a suggested donation of $25 for each publication. HomeBase publishes these reports as a community service and honors all requests for distribution. The suggested donation is used to help cover the costs of printing, production, and postage. If you are able to help defray our costs, we graciously accept your donation.

49. HomeBase / Legal And Technical Services Supporting Shared Prosperity
    for the Education of Homeless children and Youth Hunger Year; Oregon Law ResourceCenter legal Aid. National Alliance to End Homelessness; publications of NAEH;  
    http://www.homebaseccc.org/linkshb.htm

50. National Child Welfare Resource Center On Legal And Judicial Issues
    with training, produces and disseminates publications on law Child Welfare ResourceCenter on legal and Judicial Issues, funded by the children’s Bureau, is  
    http://www.abanet.org/child/rclji/home.html
    
    Extractions: Other Children's Bureau Resource Centers Abandoned Infants Assistance R.C. R.C. on Child Maltreatment R.C. for Community-Based Family Resource Services R.C. for Foster Care and Permanency Planning R.C. for Organizational Improvement R.C. for Special Needs Adoptions R.C. for Youth Developement R.C. for Information Technology U.S. Children's Bureau Website The National Child Welfare Resource Center on Legal and Judicial Issues is dedicated to achieving safety, permanence and well-being for abused and neglected children through improved laws and judicial decision-making. The Resource Center provides training, technical assistance and consultation to agencies and courts on all legal and judicial aspects of the child welfare system, including court improvement, agency and court collaboration, court process, reasonable efforts requirements, legal representation of children and their families, guardianship, confidentiality and other emerging child welfare issues. The Resource Center also works to broaden the knowledge of agencies, courts, bar organizations, and other professional on issues involving child maltreatment, foster care, permanency planning, and adoption. It organizes and assists with training, produces and disseminates publications on law related child welfare topics, develops training materials, and helps others to improve laws, regulations, court rules, and policies.

51. Save The Children: Every Mother/Every Child Publications
    Save the children’s publications. Site Map Contact Us Careers Shop Newsroom Link to Us Financial Information Terms of Use Privacy Policy legal  
    http://www.savethechildren.org/mothers/learn/publications.htm

52. Save The Children: Site Index
    1.3 Mb) Annual Report 2000 publications State of the Contact Us Shop Save the ChildrenGift Collection Opportunities Link to Us Privacy Policy legal Policy  
    http://www.savethechildren.org/siteindex.shtml

53. Selected Publications: Legal Rights To AT
    This is particularly true for children who live at home rather than in aresidential facility. At this point, you may need to seek legal help.  
    http://uwctds.washington.edu/selected_pubs.htm
    
    Extractions: Legal Rights to AT Assitive Technology, Employment and Your Rights Assistive Technology in Public Education: Do You Know Your Rights? Tools for life Breaking the funding barriers Assistive Technology, Employment and Your Rights Table of Contents: What is Assistive Technology? People use assistive technology, devices and services, to achieve greater independence and to enhance the quality of their lives. Assistive Technology includes both devices and services. Devices include any item or piece of equipment used to maintain or improve the functional capabilities of a person with a disability, including devices like wheelchairs, computers, ramps, assistive listening devices, augmentative communication devices, and aids for daily living.Services are supports provided to people with disabilities or their caregivers to help them select, acquire, or use assistive technology devices. Services also include functional evaluations, training on or demonstration of devices, and purchasing or leasing devices. Top of Page

54. Site Map
    Other. publications. Manuals Guides. legal Policy. Laws. ·legal Base. Commissionsand Boards. children's Trust Fund. Commission for the Blind.  
    http://www.michigan.gov/fia/0,1607,7-124-8312---SM,00.html

55. National Centre For Social Research : Publications : Crime & Socio-Legal Studies
    Centre for Sociolegal Studies, Oxford University, investigated the financial andcustody arrangements made by separated parents in respect of their children.  
    http://www.natcen.ac.uk/publications/pub_crime.htm
    
    Extractions: This report documents the 2000 British Crime Survey (England and Wales) which was carried out for the Home Office. The 2000 survey was the largest to date, with a target sample of 24,000 households in England and Wales, including a representative cross-section of 20,000 households and a special booster sample of 4,000 black and Asian adults. The data arising from the BCS are mainly reported by the Home Office's Crime and Criminal Justice Unit. The reports include: Chris Kershaw and others The 2000 British Crime Survey (England and Wales) Home Office Statistical Bulletin 18/00. Home Office, 2000; Longer subject-specific reports in the Home Office Research Series; Brief Research Papers dealing with specific topics. For more details see

56. Publications Of The CCJFS, London Family Court Clinic
    the challenges faced by child witnesses, legal factors, and Professions from the Centrefor children and Families Sigma publications are brief summaries of the  
    http://www.lfcc.on.ca/pubs.htm
    
    Extractions: The Centre is committed to sharing information through publication and dissemination of our research findings and clinical experience. 1999 Annual Report, Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Edition: Adobe version (file size 639K) Evaluation Update for the Clinical Trials of Multisystemic Therapy, April 2000: version Adobe version (file size 198K) Frequently Asked Questions Aabout the Clinical Trials of Multisystemic Therapy in Ontario: version Adobe version (file size 49K) Clinical Trials of Multisystemic Therapy (MST) with High Risk Phase I Young Offenders, Ontario, Canada from 1997 to 2001, Year-End Report 1997/98: version Adobe version (file size 144K) Adolescent Female Aggression: Proposal for a Reseach Agenda (2000): version version (file size 54K) Theory-derived Explanations for Male Violence Against Female Partners: Literature Review and Related Implications for Treatment and Evaluation (1998): version (file size 202K) Child Protective Services for Children of Battered Women: version (file size 43K) Information About Bullying for Teachers and Parents: version Violence in Teen Dating Relationships (Executive Summary): version Three Years After the Verdict , a follow-up study of child sexual abuse victims whose cases were prosecuted in criminal court (1993): Executive Summary For an Adobe .pdf version of the entire document, go

57. Centre For Children And Families In The Justice System -- London Family Court Cl
    Home Mandate What's New publications Services Research Services for the special needsof children and families community, governments and the legal system a  
    http://www.lfcc.on.ca/
    
    Extractions: Special Advisor on Violence Prevention The Centre for Children and Families in the Justice System of the London Family Court Clinic is a non-profit agency in London, Ontario, Canada, which advocates for the special needs of children and families involved in the justice system. We share with the community, governments and the legal system a responsibility and an opportunity to .... We are committed to encouraging the legal, education, social service, health, mental health and political systems to be more sensitive and responsive to the needs of children and families in crisis because of crime and violence. We strive to accomplish this goal by undertaking clinical assessment, intervention, consultation, training, collaboration, program development, public education, research and advocacy. The Centre has seven core areas: Since 1974, we have served the London community and surrounding areas by conducting court-ordered forensic assessments of young people in conflict with the law. Other client-focussed services are those that assist:

58. Office Of The Utah Attorney General
    About the Office AG publications children's Issues Consumer Assistance Crime andViolence Prevention Environmental Protection Opinions and legal Research Tools  
    http://attorneygeneral.utah.gov/opinions.html

59. Office Of The Utah Attorney General
    AG publications. children's Issues. Consumer Assistance. Crime and Violence Prevention.Environment and Natural Resources. AG Opinions and legal Research Tools.  
    http://attorneygeneral.utah.gov/sitemap.html

60. --> Public Legal Information Association Of Newfoundland.....
    English French Inuktitut Innu The Facts on children under 12. Lets lookat how many youth under twelve are actually involved in criminal behavior.  
    http://www.publiclegalinfo.com/publications/under12.html
    
    Extractions: The majority of youth under 12 are not involved in serious crimes. The small numbers of youth under 12 who do engage in serious crimes can be dealt with more effectivly by child welfare or mental health agenicies when parents cannot deal with the problems. Youth under twleve who commit serious crimes can be dealt with through a variety of ways:

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