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3 Children and Their Father Dead in an Apparent Triple-Murder-Suicide

August 30, 2022

Trinity Littlejohn, 3, Aliyah Littlejohn, 4, and Kyren Littlejohn, 6, were shot to death by their father while sitting in a parked SUV Authorities say a domestic incident drove an Oklahoma father to shoot his three young children to death, before turning the gun on himself. Days before the killings of 3-year-old Trinity Littlejohn, 4-year-old Aliyah Littlejohn and 6-year-old Kyren … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: child custody, child homicide, domestic violence, gun violence, oklahoma

6-Year-Old Girl and Father Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide After Custody Dispute

August 23, 2022

6-year-old Iyla Johnson was allegedly killed by her father on Sunday before he turned the gun on himself in an apparent murder-suicide in Ohio. The preliminary investigation shows that her father, Eric Johnson, 40, shot her to death before turning the gun on himself after a dispute occurred over custody of the girl, police say. Around 11:40 a.m., police were dispatched to an apartment … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: child homicide, custody dispute, custody exchange, iyla johnson, mount healthy, murder-suicide, ohio

Domestic Violence Training for Judges: West Covina Legislator’s Bill Clears Hurdle

August 22, 2022

Next stop for State Sen. Susan Rubio’s SB 616– Piqui’s Law — is the Senate, and then the desk of Gov. Gavin Newsom. Along with a relentless push from mother Ana Estevez, actress Angelina Jolie has backed the effort. A San Gabriel Valley state legislator’s bill seeking to require judges to take domestic violence training to inform them on child safety during custody proceedings is one step … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: ana estevez, angelina jolie, california, legislative action, piquis law, sacramento, sb616, senator susan rubio, vawa, west covina

Murders of Children Forced Congress and Biden to Act. Will California Do the Same?

August 18, 2022

BY SUSAN RUBIO AND KATHLEEN RUSSELL (SACRAMENTO BEE) - In February 2022, during a family-court-ordered visitation at a Sacramento church, a father murdered his three young daughters and a designated supervisor. He then committed suicide. Previously, the mother had obtained a domestic violence restraining order against the man, saying she feared for the life of her children and herself and that … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: california, kathleen russell, kaydens law, legislation, piquis law, sb616, senator susan rubio, vawa

“Shared Parenting” Places Ideology Over Children

August 16, 2022

by Barry Goldstein and Veronica York Just as custody courts developed responses for domestic violence at a time when no research was available, early proponents of shared parenting sought to experiment when there was no research about shared parenting. Initially, parents seeking shared parenting did so voluntarily, in situations where they were able to communicate and cooperate. There is now … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: 50/50, aces, barry goldstein, child safety, court professionals, custody court, essay, Family Court, judicial education, judicial training, safe child act, Saunders Study, shared parenting

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CJE’s Mission

CJE is a nonprofit organization based in San Rafael, California. Our mission is to protect child abuse and domestic violence survivors in the U.S. family court system and to foster accountability throughout the judicial branch.

For nearly two decades, the Center has been a voice for vulnerable children and a catalyst for child safety as we work tirelessly to expose the systemic failures in U.S. family courts that are harming countless children. We accomplish this by educating the media, lawmakers, and the public about the need for significant reforms while we spearhead legislation focused on keeping children safe and alive through their parent’s divorce or separation.

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