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Legal Research Mailing Lists

These mailing lists are set up so the people of each US Appeals Circuit Court area can network together... and research case law for the area:

Judicial Circuit 1
Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island

Judicial Circuit 2
New York, Vermont, Connecticut

Judicial Circuit 3
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Virgin Islands

Judicial Circuit 4
Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia

Judicial Circuit 5
Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi

Judicial Circuit 6
Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee

Judicial Circuit 7
Illinios, Indiana, Wisconsin

Judicial Circuit 8
North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas

Judicial Circuit 9
California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Montana, Idaho, Nevada, Alaska, Hawaii

Judicial Circuit 10
Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, Wyoming

Judicial Circuit 11
Alabama, Georgia, Florida

This is a list of mailing lists and message boards where you can find support while you're going through CPS hell, or discuss the issues and share your experience with the system.

Message Forums at Parent News - state-specific areas to discuss CPS with others who live near you.
The Old Fight CPS And Win Message Forum - this message board is still there, but I prefer the forum above at Parent News as there's no ads.
alt.support.child-protective-services - a newsgroup.
Four-Fourteen Parent's Rights Organization - discuss the Bill of Rights and how its violated in CPS cases nationwide. "stands for the Constitutional Rights routinely violated..."
Parents Against The System -National Freedom March June 1st. For more info join this group.
Justice For Families - a very busy list, and one I think highly of.
After Foster Care - a Canadian web site dedicated to helping anyone who's life has been affected by foster care. Also planning an internet radio broadcast for all affected by foster care, not just Canadians. If you have something to say about foster care, feel free to mail a cassette with your opinion. Go to the web site to find the latest mailing address.
Justice For All Forever... started by Irene in Florida - this page lists her mailing lists.
New: CYFD (CPS)- stop them from stealing kids - a new message forum at groups@aol.com - this is on the web; you don't have to be an AOL member to join.
Adoption Insights - lots of resources for parents and children separated by adoption.
Eyes on CPS - support for anyone who has been victimized by CPS
Grandparents of State-Owned Babies - mailing list for the grandparents.
Fighting Mad Grandparents - another grandparents group. Please support this one too!
Abused Foster Parents - for former or present foster parents mistreated by the agency they worked for.
Family Unification Network - wonderful, active message board with an emphasis on parents of teenagers (though all parents are welcome).
Families Abused By CPS - the name says it all.
Grown Foster 'Children' - this club is for people who were raised in foster care.
Families Fighting For Change - started by a mother in Texas who is fighting for sibiling rights - to stay together rather than be separated in foster care. This board features a sordid tale of child "protection", suspicion, and corruption by social work supervisor, "Fishy-Tell".
Child Apprehensions - this club was started by a Canadian who lost children to the system there.
Child Protective Services Reform - interesting, a club started by a New York City social worker who complains that a child welfare receiving center has been built in a remodeled..... morgue.... in the old Bellevue Hospital. Apparently formaldehyde levels exceed EPA standards. This sounds like an example of child "protection" at its worst, folks...
FindLaw Message Boards - click on "Legal Issues", then "Family Law", then you will see a list of subjects, including "Child Protective Services".
Child Court Mailing List - listen in as CPS officials and attorneys discuss improving the juvenile court system. This list doesn't allow discussion of cases, but is a good source of information about how the system works, and why. This is a FindLaw mailing list, and you can read it online.
Juvenile Law - a message board on PrarieLaw.Com.

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