On this week’s episode we discuss another “Family Miranda” bill becoming law, this time in Arizona; a case against caseworkers headed to verdict; and a damning statement on “Shaken Baby Syndrome.”Christine Norbut Beyer, commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, joins to discuss her state’s exit from court oversight after many years, how the system has changed since her early career as a social worker, and her thoughts on Miranda-style warnings for parents at the point of investigation. Reading RoomHobbs Announces 15-Year Low of Arizona Children in Foster Care, Signs New Billhttps://shorturl.at/bqsB8Prosecuting Caseworkers for Child Fatalities, Take Twohttps://bit.ly/3LmCaMALeaders Fear Dangerous Precedent As Homicide Case against Caseworkers Continueshttps://bit.ly/3Pj7XixDCFS workers on trial over AJ Freund’s death won’t testify; defense rests without calling witnesseshttps://bit.ly/460KERSAppeals court agrees shaken baby syndrome is ‘junk science’ in some caseshttps://bit.ly/3Ro8qT6He’s Facing Execution For His Daughter’s Death. Now, Science Suggests It Was An Accident.https://bit.ly/45SyZUNDiscredited Shaken Baby Science Sent This Father to Jail for 15 Years. His Ordeal Could End This Weekhttps://bit.ly/48wrftJAfter 15 years in Prison, Freedom for California Man After Judge Overturns Shaken Baby Convictionhttps://bit.ly/3PpjJYRReport Documents the Critical Elements of Protecting Alaska Native Children — Connections to Culture and the Environmenthttps://bit.ly/3PGs9v5Rebuilding Family After Foster Carehttps://shorturl.at/HQ048Three Brothers, Three Paths Out of Foster Carehttps://shorturl.at/gprA0Florida’s Baker Act Has Seized Kids & Adults for Forced Mental Health Holds Almost 2 Million Times in Past Decade. Are Advocates Finally Forcing Change?https://shorturl.at/hvPU9Child Welfare Challenges in The Sunshine Statehttps://shorturl.at/ijtI9

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