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The Brain is an Organ. Concussion Impairs Its Function: Why Bashing Someone’s Head Repeatedly Against a Hard Surface Should be a Felony.
[New readers: this continues a series, The Worst Yet, that started here.] Arguably, my daughter’s impairment of vision, demonstrated by a scatter-field test, attributed to a bruised optic nerve resulting from blunt force trauma, could have led to a felony … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama juvenile courts, Children's rights, Dating or Domestic Violence, Medical, other than PBC, Parenting
Tagged " Vanderbilt Public Law Research Paper, "Law and Neuroscience in the United States, 1-2-14, Brain Injury Association of America, Code of Alabama, Congressional Brain Injury Task Force., Donald Rizzardi, Post-concussive syndrome, PTSD litigation
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Madison County District Judge Place 3, Candidate Donald Rizzardi Answers My Questions
My post before last was an open letter to the three candidates running for Madison County District Judge Place 3 on the March 13, 2012, Alabama Primary ticket: Linda Coats, Chris Messervy, and Don Rizzardi. All are Republicans. I also … Continue reading
An Open Letter to the Candidates for Madison County District Judge Place 3
Three candidates are running for Madison County District Judge Place 3 on the March 13, 2012, Alabama Primary ticket: Linda Coats, Chris Messervy, and Don Rizzardi. All are Republicans. As readers of this blog know, I have become very interested … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama juvenile courts, Children's rights, Dating or Domestic Violence, Parenting
Tagged 2008 Legislative Session §12-15-134, ALABAMA JUVENILE CODE REVISION, Chris Messervy, domestic violence, Don Rizzardi, H.B. 28, H.B. 29, juvenile justice, Linda Coats, Madison County AL District Judge Place 3, S.B. 33, S.B. 34
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Five Adjustments for Justice I’d Like to See
It’s been four months now since I started learning what I have about the criminal justice system in Alabama. These are the issues I want to look at more closely — someday. 1. Recognition of serious and protracted psychological suffering as … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama juvenile courts, Children's rights, Dating or Domestic Violence, Parenting
Tagged Assault in the second degree, Assault in the third degree, class A misdemeanor, Class C felony, juvenile justice system, juvenile offenders, Madison County Alabama, serious bodily injury, VOICES for Alabama's Children 2008
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Justice. An Offer. Why Make a Fuss?
Last things first: I’m not going to keep describing my legal journey. Now that I know that Alabama Code – Section 15-23-62: LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY REQUIRED TO PROVIDE VICTIM WITH INFORMATION CONCERNING SERVICES, COMPENSATION BENEFITS, ETC exists and that there … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama juvenile courts, Children's rights, Dating or Domestic Violence, Parenting
Tagged justice, victim's rights
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Alabama Law: Buy the Few, etc. Update and Clarifications.
Tuesday, Dec. 20. I first published this Sunday. Yesterday afternoon I had a callback from the Alabama Attorney General’s Office which I had contacted via its website over the weekend. Now that is a prompt response. The woman who addressed … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama juvenile courts, Children's rights, Dating or Domestic Violence, Parenting
Tagged : ALABAMA JUVENILE CODE REVISION 2008, Alabama Code – Section 15-23-62, Alabama Code – Section 15-23-63, Attorney General Alabama, Blue Gal, Chief Judge of the Court of the Judiciary, County District Judge Terri Willingham Alabama Civil Appeals Court, Doc's Political Parlor, Legal Schnauzer, Madison County District Attorney, Robert Broussard, William Cooper Thompson
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Navigating the Juvenile Justice System, cont’d. Into the Courts.
When I signed the petition against He Who Must Not Be Named on August 31, 2011, the charge was domestic violence — 3rd degree. Here’s the Alabama definition: Section 13A-6-132 – Domestic violence – Third degree. (a) A person commits … Continue reading
Navigating the Juvenile Justice System, cont’d. Of Petitions and Parole Officers at the D-Home.
I dreaded going down to the Robert Neeves Center, or D [detention]-Home. I can’t watch prison movies. Because of the actors (Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman) I made an exception for The Shawshank Redemption and regretted it. Even A Cry in … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama juvenile courts, Children's rights, Dating or Domestic Violence, Parenting
Tagged Alabama juvenile criminal justice system, Alabama’s Juvenile Probation Officers’ Resource Manual Best Practice Guide, Cindy Conrad, D-Home, diversion, domestic violence, Intake Supervisor at Madison County Juvenile Court, juvenile delinquency petition, Madison County, Madison County District Attorney's Office, Office of the District Attorney, Robert Neaves Detention Center, third degree battery
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Bureacratic Opacity. Again. Another Trip to the Courthouse. Update Updated.
Update: Tuesday morning. I paid another early visit to the Courthouse, and this time I met with ADA Ballinger’s secretary. I’ve met with her before, so when she said her boss would be getting back to me, I decided I … Continue reading