Under Michigan law the child death review program must investigate and report on deaths of children who are in foster care or that die within 5 years after "family preservation or family reunification." MCLA 722.677b(6). At 01:34 AM 09/03/2002 +0000, you wrote: >Child deaths in care- murder, neglect misadventure, natural-medical >causes etc. > > <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> > >I am seeking information on Countries or States that have provisions for >the mandatory investigation, by an Authority into the deaths of all >children in 'care' under 'protection orders', 'State' or 'Crown' or >'Court' - wards' etc. > > > >The Authority can be any Authority, such as: Commission, Ombudsman, >Coroner, Guardian, Authority, Child Death Review Team- Unit, or Court etc >as long as Statutory- Legislative. > > > >Information on the usefulness or otherwise or this process, outcomes etc >would be appreciated. Observations also sought for historical examples, >jurisdictions that previously had such a system and removed it- or beliefs >on weather such a response would be useful. > > > >Also, do other institutional feilds have similar systems- such as deaths >in prison, mental institutions, immigration detention, boarding schools.... > > > >Thankyou > > > >John Murray > >Foundation Member > >Positive Justice Centre > > > >---------- >Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: Click Here Program Manager Michigan Child Welfare Law Resource Center 611 Church Street, Suite 4C Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104-3000 P: (734) 998-9191 F: (734) 998-9190
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