According to a 2004 report by U.S. DHHS, 60.7% of abuse investigations lead to a finding that the alleged mistreatment was "unsubstantiated."
--Dr. Douglass Besharov, Child Abuse Expert Court denies Baker request
The legal tug of war continues in the case of Anna Mae.
The Tennessee Supreme Court answered yesterday's petition to rehear from
Jerry and Louise Baker quickly, saying the court ruling would stand as it
had been set: that A.M.H. should be returned to her natural parents. The
court also took the opportunity to "clarify two issues in this case:
the applicability of the concurrent findings doctrine and the continued
participation of the guardian ad litem and the attorney ad litem."
Read the courts findings
The Tennesee Supreme Court's order was simple:
This Court has carefully considered the Motion to Stay Issuance of
Mandate filed in this cause and concludes that it should be denied.
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