If you are searching for general information about the case and the verdict please see my earlier overview post entitled No, no justice for Dmitry. *** Перевести на русский *** This post is an update to an ongoing series of posts I have made about the death of Dmitry Yakolev/Chase Harrison and the agency that […]
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European Adoption Consultants,
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Joint Council on International Chirldren's Services,
Miles Harrison,
National Council for Adoption,
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Russia,
Russian Federation Ministry of Education and Science,
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If you are searching for general information about the case and the verdict please see my earlier overview post entitled No, no justice for Dmitry. *** Перевести на русский *** This post is an update to an ongoing series of posts I have made about the death of Dmitry Yakolev/Chase Harrison and the agency that […]
If you are searching for general information about the case and the verdict please see my earlier overview post entitled No, no justice for Dmitry. *** Перевести на русский *** This post is an update to an ongoing series of posts I have made about the death of Dmitry Yakolev/Chase Harrison and the agency that […]
Перевести на русский *** This is one of a series of posts about Dmitry’s death. Please follow my Dmitry Yakolev tag to read more. *** Marley, over on the Daily Bastardette has already covered the outcome of Miles Harrison’s trial in Virginia earlier today, please see her piece, MILES HARRISON ACQUITTED! for all the sorry […]
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21-month-old,
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Carol Harrison,
Chase Harrison,
Dima Yakolev,
Dmitry Yakolev,
EAC,
European Adoption Counsultants,
failire to inform Russia of an adoptee's death,
Fairfax Circuit Court,
Fairfax County,
Guatemala,
heat stroke,
International Adoption,
international implications,
international incident,
investigation,
involuntary manslaughter,
Logan Higgenbotham,
Marley Greiner,
Miles H. Harrison,
Miles Harrison,
Peter D. Greenspun,
Purcellville,
R. Terrence Ney,
ruling,
Russian Federation Ministry of Education and Science,
Russian law,
testimony,
trial,
vehicle-heat realted death,
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This year the folks putting on the second, of this particular incarnation’s, “Adoptee Rights Demonstration” will be meeting in Philadelphia come July. Their event is timed to coincide with, and focus upon the the National Conference of State Legislators annual meeting.Despite it being a hop, skip, and a jump away from me, I will not […]
The verdict in the Miles Harrison trial has been handed down since this article was originally written. Please see my later post entitled No, no justice for Dmitry for more up to date information concerning the verdict. The article below appears as it was originally posted. *** Перевести на русский *** This post is an […]
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European Adoption Counsultants,
failire to inform Russia of an adoptee's death,
Fairfax Circuit Court,
Fairfax County,
Guatemala,
heat stroke,
Herndon,
International Adoption,
international implications,
international incident,
investigation,
involuntary manslaughter,
Logan Higgenbotham,
Marley Greiner,
Miles H. Harrison,
Miles Harrison,
Peter D. Greenspun,
Purcellville,
R. Terrence Ney,
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Russia,
Russian adoptees,
Russian Federation Ministry of Education and Science,
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vehicle-heat realted death,
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The verdict in the Miles Harrison trial has been handed down since this article was originally written. Please see my later post entitled No, no justice for Dmitry for more up to date information concerning the verdict. The article below appears as it was originally posted. *** Перевести на русский *** This post is an […]
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Dmitry Yakolev,
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European Adoption Counsultants,
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Guatemala,
heat stroke,
Herndon,
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investigation,
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Katherine E. Stott,
Logan Higgenbotham,
magical pixies,
Marley Greiner,
Medical Examiner,
Memoriam to Russian Adoptees Murdered by their Forever,
Miles H. Harrison,
Miles Harrison,
NIKTO NE ZABYT — NICHTO NE ZABYTO,
Nobody is forgotten. Nothing is forgotten,
objective standard,
pattern,
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prima facie case,
Purcellville,
R. Terrence Ney,
refused to dismiss the case,
representative from the Russian Embassy,
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revelation,
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Russia,
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Russian law,
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summarily dismissed,
testimony,
trial,
vehicle-heat realted death,
verdict,
wanton and culpable as to show a reckless disregard for,
“negligence so gross6 Comments »
Earlier this week, Ohio lame duck legislators in the rush to pass bills before the end of their terms passed an “aging up” dump bill expansion from Ohio’s current 72 hours to what would be a new 30 day limit. Between both the Ohio House and Senate there was but one sole dissenting vote cast […]
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Baby Moses Law,
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Bastardette,
boarder baby,
California,
child abandonment,
child abandonment as a "gift",
Children of the Corn,
communities,
contact information,
curriculum,
disastrous policy,
dump bill expansion,
Governor,
HB 304,
House,
inflating statistics,
Jeff Jacobson,
kids families,
lame duck,
legalized child abandonment law,
legalized child dumping,
legislation,
legislators,
lifelong effects of child abandonment,
Marley Greiner,
New Jersey,
not enlarge the already failed program,
Ohio,
opponents of baby dumping,
reactions,
reject increasing the age limit,
Repeal,
Safe Haven,
SB 304,
schools,
sell out,
Senate,
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(Please distribute freely, keeping links intact.) Last Friday, December 5th, 2008, the SECA web-page finally went live. (http://www.stopdumpingkids.com/) SECA, short for “Stop Encouraging Child Abandonment,” is a concept that has been a long time coming. From the first of the legalized child abandonment laws passed in 1999 until now, efforts to repeal and stop the […]
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Baby Moses Law,
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big kid dumps,
bloggers,
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child abandonmet as social policy,
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child welfare disaster,
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dumpees,
families,
full and permanent repeal,
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kids,
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legalized child dumping,
legislation,
legislators,
legislatures,
little kid dumps,
mothers,
Nebraska,
opposing the dump laws,
organization,
organizational missions,
piecemeal efforts,
policy and legal criticisms,
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(Yes, I’ve taken a brief break from blogging in the aftermath of the Nebraska age down. I’m still here, still working, and yes, ‘the blogging shall continue until morale improves’.) *** So here’s a brief post I’ve been meaning to write for some time now. Start with this November 21st article out of the Star […]
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,
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"at risk",
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'solving' their boarder baby problem,
'special needs',
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abandoned infants,
addiction,
adoptable history free infants,
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adoption bonuses,
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boarder baby crisis,
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collecting medical information or history,
conflicted mess,
conundrum,
counter stereotypes of older people,
desirable commodity,
desperate infertile couples,
Discarded Infants,
discharged,
disingenuous,
dog,
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drug law policy,
family reunification,
fast tracked,
foster care system,
health care system,
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HIV+,
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low income elderly,
Marcia Vogel,
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mental illness,
mischaracterization,
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National Council for Adoption,
National Safe Haven Alliance,
New Jersey,
newborns,
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non-bureaucratic placement,
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padding out their numbers,
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permanently separated from their parents of origin,
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prenatal care,
preventing boarder baby abandonment,
pulling in opposite directions,
raison d'etre,
re-branding,
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relinquishment,
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safe haven mythology,
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sliding them over a column,
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