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Maryland Judges Must Be Trained on Child Custody and Abuse – Opinion

February 18, 2022

There’s this place around the corner from you, seemingly insignificant, but it hosts a house of horrors. It’s a place where the same therapists, medical providers and teachers who are legally required to report suspected child abuse are not allowed to save a child before more abuse occurs. Where truth is obsolete, and right and wrong don’t matter. It’s called family court. And I’ve been trapped … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: child abuse, child sex abuse, Family Court, HB561, judicial accountability, judicial training, maryland, opinion, SB17, sexual abuse

Ex-Cop Dad, 2 Daughters, Accomplice Found Dead in Maryland, Reports Say

November 18, 2021

Former Baltimore County police officer, Robert Vicosa, his 6- and 7-year-old daughters Aaminah and Gianna, and accomplice Sgt. Tia Bynum were found dead from gunshot wounds inside a vehicle in Smithsburg, Maryland, sources told CBS Baltimore.  Vicosa had been on the run since Monday. He was accused of attacking his estranged wife in Pennsylvania, taking her captive, and running away with … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: abduction, child homicide, gun violence, kidnapping, maryland, murder, Pennsylvania, police

‘I will kill anybody that associates themselves with you’ Deadly Threats Ignored by Judge Results in Double Murder Suicide

June 24, 2021

Rest in peace, Ryan Lee. His mother Jaime Hunnicutt did everything she could to try to prevent this tragedy, and Judge Lisa Louise Broten of Howard County, Maryland sealed her family's fate by denying a permanent restraining order against her ex-boyfriend. Our hearts go out to the grieving family and the grandchildren, who lost their innocent loved ones. This incredible reporting by Kendall … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: gun violence, homicide, judicial accountability, maryland, restraining order

Bill Seeks to Protect Children Against Abusive Parents in Family Court Proceedings

February 25, 2021

Kudos to our colleague Camille Cooper (RAINN) and protective Mom Annie Kenny for their testimony this week on this important judicial education bill, Maryland Senate Bill 675, that included CJE child homicide data. The State Bar Association and the Maryland judges are opposing the bill that mandates a substantial increase in judicial education on child abuse and domestic violence. We see this … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: judicial education, legislation, maryland

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