<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by didi:
One other question, hopefully, can the state or caseworker in any way be held responsible? In my opinion they were just as guiltly. Knowing her past, didn't they just aide her? Can we be foster parents again, if we wanted to? Thank you Sooooo much, answer this and I will leave you alone.
Didi<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
My response:
It's okay, really. While the issue of child molestation is absolutely repugnant to me, I don't mind helping the innocent accused, at all.
The social worker, in most States, is immune from prosecution. It makes no difference what her "past" was. Remember, sometimes these thing do, in fact, happen and if Social Workers, or District Attorneys, or Judges, or anyone else in the "public chain" could be sued, it would stifle the system and place a chill on Justice.
Part of your lawsuit against her will be the affects and the effects on yourselves and the records with the County Welfare System.
Despite the fact that your husband was found innocent, there is a ? still in your Welfare jacket concerning fitness. This has, and will cause, irreparable damage. The Social Workers will, perhaps, think twice about placing a child in your home. This is a sad fact, and the only way to rectify this, in a small way, is to sue the girl. Then, she'll think twice about lying next time. Like some woman use abortion for contraception, she uses lying to get her way. Now's the time to stop her and give her the biggest lesson of her life. This matter will have far-reaching effects on your lives, and it's about time the little vixon started to share in that "effect."
Best of fortune to you and your husband.
IAAL
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