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If You Knew (what would you do?)

Mike Tikkanen · December 4, 2022 · 1 min read

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If you knew that the vast majority of youth in Juvenile Justice came through Child Protective Services, would you;

Wonder if the majority of serious and violent crimes were committed by juveniles (they are).

  • Wonder if the majority of inmates in the Criminal justice system come through the Juvenile Justice system (they do).
  • Consider the cost to taxpayers of 30-50 years of institutionalizing children guilty only of being born into troubled families that have passed through Child Protective Services, Juvenile Justice and Criminal Justice (1M – 2Million each plus cost of crime and burden on schools, and medical services).
  • Think about the cost to communities of the crime and violence in our neighborhoods caused by dysfunctional, at-risk youth that have passed through CPS?
  • Be grateful for the information you now have (share it widely) and continue to better understand the issues of Abused and Neglected Children.
  • Support the people, programs and policies that make life livable for children in Child Protective Services.

    Diminishing/Ending the community volunteer CASA guardian ad Litem program is a bad idea.

    Less is not more in Child Protective Services.

    All Adults Are the Protectors of All Children.

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    Help Save This Program and the Children it Serves;

    ContactInfo@CASAMN.org

    Read parts 1- 4

    Links to;

    Part 1

    Part 2 

    Part 3

    Part 4

    • States covered: Minnesota

    Republished from the Kids At Risk Action blog as written. No images from the original corpus appear in any form.

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