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Demand parental alienation theory be made a Felony to use under aiding and abetting

• • author: Victorious Children

  • target: U.S. House of Representatives,U.S. Senate,president, and Governors

    • • The discredited parental alienation theory is used to aid and abed criminals to swipe criminal acts and give the criminal's custody of the child while concealing criminal child abuse hindering the arrest of a child abuser's and giving them custody of the child. Experts have been told repeatedly not to use this theory, to block testimony from  experts using this theory, and they have been warned by the department of Justice that if they continue to use this theory they will lose there license yet they still continue to use it.

      • We must make this theory a felony to use and criminally charge the individuals who continue to use it knowing it discredited and places children in abusers homes. We must protect children and make this theory a felony to use.

      •  1 Parental Alienation Syndrome: What Professionals Need to Know Part 1 of 2

      •  2 Parental Alienation Syndrome: What Professionals Need to Know Part 2 of 2

        •  3 Implications of the Kinsey Reports on Child Custody Cases

        •  4 Dr. Richard Gardner: A Review of His Theories and Opinions on Atypical Sexuality, Pedophilia, and Treatment Issues by Stephanie J. Dallam, RN, MSN, FNP

        • 5 Department of Justice Report Demands Custody Court Reforms by Barry Goldstein Part I: The Game Changing Findings

        • 6. Department of Justice Report Demands Custody Court Reforms Part II

        •  7 Criminal Rewards: The Impact of Parent Alienation Syndrome on Families Andraé L. Brown

        • 8 Our Children Are At Risk and Their Health Is Endangered: What Are Their Legal Rights, How Do We Hold the Courts Accountable to Protect Them, and What Can Psychologists Do? Toby Kleinman, JD

        • 9 Parental Alienation Syndrome and Parental Alienation: A Research Review Joan S. Meier

        •  10The Evidentiary Admissibility of Parental Alienation Syndrome: Science, Law, and Policy Jennifer Hoult

        • 11 A Historical Perspective on Parental Alienation Syndrome and Parental Alienation  12 Joan S. Meier a a George Washington University Law School, Washington, DC Online Publication Date: 01 July 2009

        • 13 National Council ofJuvenile and Family CourtJudges A Judicial Guide to Child Safety in Custody Cases

        • 14 NCJFCJ Judges' Guide to Custody Evaluations in Cases of Abuse (it's not PAS) PDF SCHOLAR

        • 15 Legal Community Rejects Parental Alienation Syndrome The Leadership Council610-664-5007

        • 16 Parental alienation and domestic violence Joan Dawson

        • 17 Myths That Place Children At Risk During Custody Litigation Dallam. S. J., & Silberg, J. L. (Jan/Feb 2006). Myths that place children at risk during custody disputes. Sexual Assault Report, 9(3), 33-47. (PDF)

        • 18 The Parental Alienation Syndrome: Is It Scientific? by Stephanie J. Dallam, RN, MSN, FNP Dallam, S. J. (1999).

        •  19 How Spouses Use Alienation Syndrome as a Weapon by Alison Brewin and Carla Lewis

        •  20 Best Interest for Whom? Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) and its Implications for Abused Women and their Children Prepared for Harmony House By Kathleen Chow Masters of Criminology Applied University of Ottawa December 2011

        • 21 “Parental Alienation Syndrome:" Another Alarming DSM-5 Proposal Using a medicalizing label to mask child sexual abuse Published on June 6, 2011 by Paula J. Caplan, Ph.D. in Science Isn't Golden

        • 22 Parental Alienation Syndrome & Parental Alienation: Research Reviews

        • 23 The Danger of Pedophilia Preying on America's Innocent

        • 24 Child custody for sex offenders By Judith A. Reisman, Ph.D.

        • 25 Tuesday, June 25, 2013 Why the Official Rejection of PAS Matters by Barry Goldstein

        • 26 PARENT ALIENATION SYNDROME REVISITED Dr Lois Achimovich Next Step Youth Drugs and Alcohol Services, WA Paper presented at theChild Sexual Abuse: Justice Response or Alternative Resolution Conferenceconvened by the Australian Institute of Criminologyand held in Adelaide, 1-2 May 2003

        • . 2009 A Historical Perspective on Parental Alienation Syndrome and Parental Alienation Joan S. Meier

        • 27 Parental Alienation Syndrome Misused to Defeat Valid Abuse Claims in Child Custody Cases

        •  28 Parents losing custody to abusers - The Leadership Council

        •  29 Parental Alienation Syndrome and Alienated Children – getting it wrong in child custody cases Carol S. Bruch

        • 30 September/October 2009 Issue Revisiting Parental Alienation Syndrome — Scientific Questions, Real World Consequences By David Surface Social Work Today Vol. 9 No. 5 P. 26

        • 31 Richard Ducote Discusses Parental Alienation Part 1

        • 32 Richard Ducote Discusses Parental Alienation Part 2

        •  33 Courts Awarding Custody to Abusers and Domestic Violence Homicides Is There a Connection?

          • Excerpts see section Texas: A Case Study 10th paragraph  of 4th paragraph from bottom of section Texas a case study

          • " Many women have testified under oath regarding the forced removal of their children based on the scientifically inept theory of Parental Alienation Syndrome promulgated by Kinseyan-adherent Richard Gardner and his disciples. This suggests that few judges have read the following excerpt from the report of the Attorney General's Task Force on Family Violence.

          • Judges should treat incest and molestation as serious criminal offenses.... Incarceration, whether in hospitals, treatment centers or prisons, is absolutely essential to the protection of the nation's children. The only true protection for children from a pedophile is incapacitation of the offender.25

          • Implications of the Kinsey Reports on Child Custody Cases How Junk Sex Science Created a Paradigm Shift in Society, Legislation and the Judiciary By Judith A. Reisman, Ph.D.

        • Friday, May 4, 2012 Department of Justice Report Demands Custody Court Reforms Part II by Barry Goldstein Section 

        • Challenging Evaluators Last Paragraph

        •          If the evaluator issues a report based on PAS or even alienation, there is strong research in the Saunders’ study to challenge it.  We can start by asking the evaluator if he agrees that sex between adults and children is improper.  Then ask if there is any research not based on the belief that sex between adults and children can be appropriate (this is what PAS is based on), that “alienating” behavior creates a safety risk.  Are you aware the DOJ study found that PAS, including by any other name has no scientific basis?  Are you aware PAS was rejected for inclusion in the DSM-V because it has no scientific basis?  Are you aware that the Saunders’ study found that evaluators with inadequate training tended to believe the myth that women frequently make false allegations but alienation theories, particularly those used to separate children from their primary attachment figure are based on a belief that most dv and child abuse allegations by mothers are false?  Are you aware that evaluators are starting to lose their licenses for using PAS?  Do you know if that is because they are in affect creating a diagnosis that does not exist?  You can also ask questions comparing the harm of separating a child from their primary attachment figure with the harm of negative statements about the other parent.  Ask for any research findings because there is no scientific support for these standard biased practices.

        • http://timesupblog.blogspot.com/2012/05/department-of-justice-report-demands.html

        • Tuesday, June 25, 2013 Why the Official Rejection of PAS Matters

        • Tuesday, June 25, 2013 Why the Official Rejection of PAS Matters by Barry Goldstein

        • There is no valid scientific research that would support or justify the use of PAS. 

        • Section 

        • Regardless of the Nomenclature When Is it PAS? 

        • Excerpts Regardless of the term used, if it is used to discredit or avoid investigation of domestic violence or child abuse allegations, it is in fact PAS. If it is used to justify the kind of extreme outcomes referred to by Dr. Daniel Saunders as “harmful outcomes,” in which the alleged abuser received custody and the safe, protective mothers who is the primary attachment figure is limited to supervised or no visitation, it is in fact PAS. If it is used to suggest that the child’s hostility or fear of a parent can only be explained by the mother’s alienating behavior, it is in fact PAS. 

        • Fundamental to PAS is the assumption that most allegations of domestic violence and child abuse are false. This is the justification to avoid an investigation of the allegations and instead assume they are false. In reality, less than 2% of abuse allegations made by mothers are deliberately false. The Saunders’ study found that inadequately trained professionals tend to believe the myth that mothers often make false allegations and believe unscientific alienation theories. Significantly this misinformation leads to recommendations and outcomes that hurt children. Accordingly when professionals rely on this type of misinformation they are being influenced and really biased by PAS. 

        • http://timesupblog.blogspot.com/2013/06/why-official-rejection-of-pas-matters.html

        • Criminal Rewards: The Impact of Parent Alienation Syndrome on Families 

        • Criminal Rewards: The Impact of Parent Alienation Syndrome on Families Andraé L. Brown

        • Andraé L. Brown

        • See page 395 Section Conclusion

        • Excerpts "Call to Advocacy If you are not familiar with families who are involved in PAS cases, you may not believe that these types of egregious acts occur. While listening to the stories of women and children, I have felt overwhelmed and dumbfounded because the deck seems to be stacked against truth and justice. Ironically, the horrific abuses that occur in the marital relationship are comparable to the systematic oppression that is sanctioned by the state through the family courts after divorce. The legal system and its officers create kangaroo courts in which civil liberties and human rights are arbitrarily violated (Waller, Waller, & Shin, 2001). There is no oversight and accountability for judges, lawyers, and mental health professionals who collude with the batterers and abusers. The need for a nationwide policy that bans PAS from family courts is long overdue. In 2006, the National Organization of Women moved toward this goal by denouncing PAS and resolving that any professional whose mission involves the protection of the rights of women and children denounce its use as unethical, unconstitutional, and dangerous. Social workers and other social justice advocates who are compelled to take action should, therefore, educate themselves about the perils of PAS and validate the experiences of, and create safe spaces, for victims of this oppression to speak their truth. Furthermore, there must be a concerted effort to challenge the agents of the family courts and mental health professionals to stop perpetuating the abuse and violence against women and children. This is a call for advocacy and social change"

        • Criminal Rewards: The Impact of Parent Alienation Syndrome on Families Andraé L. Brown