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Amber Alert Could Have Been Issued Hours Before Carpentier Sisters’ Murders, Coroner Finds

November 3, 2021

MONTREAL, Canada -- Responding to a coroner’s report that criticized their work, the Quebec provincial police say they have updated their missing-child alert system following the deaths of Norah and Romy Carpentier last summer. The girls, ages 11 and six, were murdered by a father Martin Carpentier in early July 2020 before he died by suicide. Among recommendations in the coroner’s report, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: amber alert, canada, child homicide, murder, murder-suicide, Norah Carpentier, police training, Romy Carpentier

Two-Hundred Cities, Counties and States Proclaim November as Family Court Awareness Month

November 1, 2021

Elected officials stand with advocacy groups on the importance of child safety in the family court system. “When the family court system fails to protect our most vulnerable members of society, it fails all of us.” — Tina Swithin NEWS RELEASE -- SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA , UNITED STATES OF AMERICA , November 1, 2021 Advocacy organizations, Custody Peace and One Mom’s Battle … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: advocacy, awareness, custody peace, Family Court, family court awareness month, november, one mom's battle

How America’s Gun Laws Are Failing Domestic Violence Victims

October 27, 2021

Owning a firearm makes an abuser 5x times more likely to murder a partner, yet around much of the country, gun laws are enforced on an “honor system” that relies on people who are prohibited from possessing firearms to disarm themselves. “You are trusting somebody who is not worthy of being taken at their word,” said Democratic U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell, who spent seven years working as a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: domestic violence, firearms, gun violence, homicide, survivor

Our Justice System Must Become More Victim-Centric

October 22, 2021

Opinion by Retired Judge Eugene M. Hyman If the pandemic has had any kind of benefit, it’s that it has raised awareness of the functions and dysfunctions of our courts and our prisons. But if the actions we’re taking to correct these problems aren’t considered thoroughly and acted on properly, the cost will likely come at the expense of children and victims of domestic violence and other violent … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: abuse, domestic violence, family court reform, op-ed, retired judge, santa clara county, victim-centric

America’s ‘Troubled Teen Industry’ Needs Reform So Kids Can Avoid the Abuse I Endured – Opinion by Paris Hilton

October 19, 2021

When I was 16 years old, I was awakened one night by two men with handcuffs. They asked if I wanted to go “the easy way or the hard way” before carrying me from my home as I screamed for help. I had no idea why or where I was being taken against my will. I soon learned I was being sent to hell. Read more here. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: advocacy, boarding school, celebrity, child abuse, childrens rights, congregate care, paris hilton, residential school, troubled teen industry

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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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