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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2022 · 36 MIN

Holding the Family Regulation System Accountable with Diane Redleaf

from The Podvocate · host The Podvocate by Loyola University Chicago School of Law

Casey sits down with Diane Redleaf, a decades-long family defense attorney and advocate, to discuss her work challenging various practices within state child welfare systems. They also discuss her work leading the charge on the case that led to the Norman Consent Decree in Illinois, holding that children should not be separated from their parents for reasons of poverty.

Casey sits down with Diane Redleaf, a decades-long family defense attorney and advocate, to discuss her work challenging various practices within state child welfare systems. They also discuss her work leading the charge on the case that led to the Norman Consent Decree in Illinois, holding that children should not be separated from their parents for reasons of poverty.

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