UCM:CPSW did a home visit and met with Kevin. CPSW asked Kevin if this worker can speak to Ms. Fait . Kevin reported that Ms. Fait has moved to her mother's apartment. He also reported that Ms. Fait will not move back because he is tired of taking care of her all the time. He stated that he wants her to go back to work. He reported that she can manipulate everything to get her way. He also stated that he does not want to keep taking care of Fait. CPSW asked about Ms. Fait's current location. He reported that she is staying with her mother at Minnetonka MN. Fait's mother is Pat (612) 715-2691. He also provided Ms. Fait's new address and stated that he is not sure if it is the correct address. 5416 Beacon Hill Rd Apt # 215 Minnetonka, MN…
Thomas Baker and others who purchased new homes from Osborne Development Corp. sued for multiple defects in the houses they purchased. When Osborne sold the homes, it paid for them to be in a new home warranty program administered by Home Buyers Warranty (HBW). When the company enrolled a home with HBW, Osborne paid a fee and filled out forms that stated the following: “By signing below, you acknowledge that you CONSENT TO THE TERMS OF THESE DOCUMENTS INCLUDING THE BINDING ARBITRATION PROVISION contained therein.” HBW then issued warranty booklets to the new homeowners that stated: “Any and all claims disputes and controversies by or between the Homeowner, the Builder, the Warrant Insurer and/or HBW shall be submitted to arbitration.”…
The Law Office of David D. Kervin, Jr. is a personal injury law firm that is located in New Orleans, Louisiana. Their practice areas include personal injury, vehicle accident, wrongful death, medical malpractice, and environmental torts. The Law Office of David D. Kervin, Jr. covers the areas of various types of injuries involving work-related injuries, offshore accidents, serious injuries due to dangerous or defective products, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, and truck accidents. The Law Office of David D. Kervin, Jr. offers a free consultation.…
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: This is a 53-year-old black individual a patient of Dr. Shelton, who has had diabetes for at least six months, but he thinks it has been longer than that. He says his last known blood sugar was in the 300’s. He presents in the ER today with a foot ulcer since January of this year. He stated that it started with blisters where he had soaked his feet too long in hot water. He has had no eye examination for two years. There has been no surveillance of chronic complications of diabetes.…
UCM: CPSW did received a phone call from the foster provider regarding Kaison having some fever and lots of coughing. The foster provider stated that she is taking Kaison to a doctor to check on his coughing. CPSW requested from Mr. Annette to notify the updates to CPSW after the clinic appointment. Goal…
Nicole Wilson has maintained familiarity with most of DHSS administrative policies, procedures and applicable rules and regulations throughout the year of 2016. Nicole has exceeded many of the established objectives for this job component. Throughout the year Nicole has demonstrated the importance of identifying eligible adults, determine risk during the investigation, formulate an investigative strategy, and identify needed interventions. Nicole has exceeded the objectives of adhering to eligibility requirements and time frames regarding hotline reports. Nicole has consulted with the supervisor regarding policies and procedures when unsure how to administer. Throughout the year Nicole has demonstrated knowledge of statutes, rules, and regulations as it relates to abuse, neglect, and exploitation and basic knowledge of home and community base services. Case specific Nicole was investigating a case in which the RA was being verbally and physically abused by her daughter who resided with the RA. Nicole was able to get other family members…
She also suggested that the parents leave their contact information with the police so if the parents are not home and some type of emergency situation arises the police can contact the parents directly. Linda also had a difficult case where the RA’s doctor would not complete the interrogatories to deem the RA incompetent to manage his own care. Cases #16-150-0128, #16-085-01126, #16-189-00028, and #16-243-00052 were all allegations of self neglect, and the RA’s inability to live…
Charles Baker sued Joe Carr because he explained that the legislature of Tennessee failed to represent urban citizens and overrepresented rural citizens. A law in Tennessee required every district to be redrawn every ten years, but Tennessee had not redistricted since 1901. Baker stated that Urban areas had grown in population and should be represented as equal as rural areas. He also said that urban areas failed to receive “equal protection of the laws” , required by the Fourteenth Amendment.…
A,B) Natalie express to MSTT her lack of trust comes from dealing with Children and Youth and how they treated her when they came in her home. Natalie explained her Children and Youth disrespected her and her home and treated her like a criminal. Natalie stated once in her home the case worker from CYS started to walk throughout her own seachering for she what she believed was weapons. She explained the worker did not say anything to her but did talk to her son who was in his room and once she was done looking around the home said I'll be contacting you at a later date and walked out. Natalie explained it was embarrassing and humilating because she still don't know exactly what she was looking for. MSTT ask Natalie to explain what he would have to do to show her he's there to help the family and not judge the family are accuse her of anything. Natalie stated MSTT have to be honest and verbally express his intent and be patient with her during the process…
James Craig Anderson was an African American male, in his late forties, who was murdered in what was classified as a hate crime. In Jackson, Mississippi on a Sunday morning, June 26, 2011, a group of white teenagers had been drinking all night and were on a mission, specifically seeking out a black person to cause harm to. James Anderson happened to be in a parking lot, near his car, when the group of teenagers pulled up and started to beat him while yelling racial slurs at him as well as yelling, “White power”. The teens then proceeded to hop in their truck and encouraged the driver to run over the victim, James Anderson, causing his immediate death. James Anderson was a well loved and respected member of his community, who attended church…
Client interviews with Mary Smith (mother) and Shayla Smith (minor child) on August 12, 2013…
We understand from the CPS assessment and interview with (SU) there was a safety plan initiated involving the paternal aunt as a Safety Service Provider (SSP). Mother and child stayed with her as father already had planned to stay with a relative. It is reported and documented that father had his bags packed by the time LEA and CPS went to the home on October 8, 2015. We understand the safety plan was in place for less than a week as mother then moved back home with child and agreed to have friends check in on her. Parents were very cooperative and able to plan parenting time accordingly and were in the process of initiating divorce/custody proceedings. Our understanding is the father was never restricted from contact with the child by DHS—on the night of October 8, 2015 we understand Mr. Lasich stated he would stay away from his sister’s home until everything was sorted out.…
Baker v Canada [Minister of Citizenship and Immigration], [1999] explains the importance of “the best interest of child” in Canada Immigration proceedings. Mavis Baker, a Jamaican woman entered Canada as a visitor in August of 1981, after the expiration of her visitor’s visa, Ms. Baker lived illegally in Canada as a live-in-worker to support herself and children for 11years. Though, Ms. Baker had four children in Jamaica before visiting Canada, she however gave birth to four other children in Canada namely, Paul Brown, 1985, twins Patricia and Peter Robinson, 1989 and Desmond Robinson, 1992. Following the birth of her last child, Ms. Baker was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia after suffering an attack of post-partum psychosis. Her illness…
Children and teen-agers in the care of the Department of Children’s Services are struggling to cope with and deal with the traumatic and confusing events that brought them into care. Their lives have become chaotic and they may feel alone and depressed; often the most stable person in their lives is their caseworker. “Traumatic experiences and an increased susceptibility for further wounds from unstable environments created in foster care continue to increase the vulnerability of this already fragile population” (Jones Harden, 2004, p.30). Caring for children and youth in foster or substitute care can be truly complicated and demanding. When a child is in custody the state is to assume full responsibility for a child‘s well-being and permanency.…
The reporter stated that the victim has an extended history of suicidal ideation and suicidal attempts in the past and she’s afraid her mother lacks the emotional and mental capacity to understand its severity. According to the reporter, the victim has tried to commit suicide three times in October and she’s also been treated at Mill Creek and Diamond Grove. The reporter stated referrals have been given to the mother to have the child assessed by Mill Creek, but Ms. Buckley refuses because Mill Creek treatment has not worked in the past. On 10/20/15 the child discharged from Diamond Grove and on 11/07/15 she tried to commit suicide again. The reporter stated Arangela was taken to the hospital by ambulance. The reporter stated the child was…