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Spiteful Decision Making in Child Protective Services

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By Daniel A. Pollack, Karen Greenberg
| New Jersey Law Journal Verified
Professor Daniel Pollack, with Yeshiva University's Wurzweiler School of Social Work, left, and Karen K. Greenberg, with Konowitz & Greenberg, right. Courtesy photos From sweet to sour, Child Protective Services (CPS) workers come in many different flavors. Many are unsung heroes. With experience, training, and honed instincts, they know when to remove a child and when to let it remain at home.
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Spiteful Decision Making in Child Protective Services

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By Karen Greenberg, Daniel A. Pollack
| Win the Inbox Podcast
Law.com CompassLaw.com RadarVerdict SearchScholar .China Law & PracticeLegal Dictionary Click to enter your existing username and password or create a new account. Click to purchase an individual user subscription with your credit card. Related information Companies/Organizations Topics Expert OpinionFamily Law No child welfare system can eliminate individual judgment. Indeed, judgment is indispensable.
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A Big Story in a Little Film

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By Karen Greenberg
| SpyTalk Verified
For those of us who have long witnessed the story of injustice at Guantánamo Bay, the idea of making a film whose message sparks feelings of humanity and hope may seem like an impossible feat. Yet the new short documentary, Leaving Hotel California, directed by Dutch filmmakers Aybuke Demirel and Chimène de Jonge, does just that.
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