Child Protective Services notified a judge that it is removing the 17-year-old daughter of jailed polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs from court supervision even though evidence shows her father encouraged her marriage to a 34-year-old sect member.
The teen’s removal leaves under court supervision only three of 439 children CPS removed last April from the sect’s ranch in Eldorado.
Patrick Crimmins, CPS spokesman: “We have nonsuited (dismissed) cases when we believe that parents or family members have taken steps to protect the children from future abuse or neglect. A nonsuit means that in our estimation court oversight is no longer needed to ensure a child’s safety.”
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The teen’s removal leaves under court supervision only three of 439 children CPS removed last April from the sect’s ranch in Eldorado.
Patrick Crimmins, CPS spokesman: “We have nonsuited (dismissed) cases when we believe that parents or family members have taken steps to protect the children from future abuse or neglect. A nonsuit means that in our estimation court oversight is no longer needed to ensure a child’s safety.”
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CPS drops case involving FLDS leader’s teen daughter
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CPS Seeks Permanent Conservatorship
The evidence is against Jeffs, but what about the child's mother? Does the mother represent a threat to the child? If not, then the child does not need protection from the court.
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